Ep 450 - New 1% mortgage rate scheme, Kakeibo & income investing in 2024

On this week's show, we discuss the new Rate Reducer Scheme which could cut a new-build buyer's mortgage rate down to as low as 0.99%. We also discuss the income fund opportunities for those looking to build a portfolio that generates an income to keep pace with inflation. Finally, I explain the Japanese method of saving money as well as the benefits of financial journalling.   Check out this week's podcast article on the MTTM website to see the full list of resources from this week's show. Support the show: Check out the latest cashback deals: Best ISA cashback offers and fee-free deals  Best pension cashback offers and fee-free deals Download the JamDoughnut Cashback app* - Use referral code MTTM to get a £5 welcome bonus Resources: Rate reducer scheme 80-20 Investor   If a link has an * beside it this means that it is an affiliated link. If you go via the link Money to the Masses may receive a small fee which helps keep Money to the Masses free to use. But as you can clearly see this has in no way influenced the above editorial. The following links can be used if you do not wish to help Money to the Masses or take advantage of the exclusive Money to the Masses offers - Jam Doughnut App,

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Hosted by Damien Fahy of www.moneytothemasses.com, the Money To The Masses Podcast covers a wide range of personal finance topics. Released every Sunday - Damien and Andy talk about a range of personal finance topics including Investing, Savings, Insurance and Pensions, as well as ways to make and save money and the scams you should avoid. Released every Wednesday - Damien discusses what is happening in investment markets and what to look out for. Each show lasts between 10-15 minutes and is aimed at DIY investors (including novices) seeking contemporary analysis to help them understand how investment markets work. Damien is one of the most widely quoted money and investment experts in the national press and has made numerous radio & TV appearances. He created MoneytotheMasses.com while working in the City when he became disillusioned with the way the public were left to fend for themselves because they could not afford financial advice. If you have any questions or comments on the podcast, contact Damien by emailing damien@moneytothemasses.com