RSBC Unseen Podcast – Managing your finances (Season 2, Episode 23)

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In this episode of RSBC Unseen catch up with Zenny, Kaya and Charlotte giving helpful tips on their experiences of how they manage their money and savings. Tune in to hear about how you can set up your first bank account or the different ways that you can pay when you’re out and about.

Don’t forget to let us know your thoughts or share any tips you have on managing your finances by getting in touch at youth.forum@rsbc.org.uk.

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Zenny

0:15

Hi everyone , and welcome to this episode of the RSBC podcast Unseen, I’m Zenny and I’m joined by Charlotte and Kaya.

Kaya

0:25

Hello.

Charlotte

0:26

Hello

Zenny

0:27

So, in this episode, we’ll be talking about finances. So you know, managing finances and, you know, just like finance in general, like cash card, and just everything kind of to do with finance, basically.

Zenny

0:41

So I guess we can start with the first question. I’m just curious to know. Do you guys prefer to use cash or card and why?

Charlotte

0:50

Definitely card and you’ll never ever see me having cash unless there’s a good reason I need it. I literally use my card for everything. But saying that I very rarely have my cards. I mean, it’s usually Apple Pay. But you will never catch me with cash. And for me, I just find it easier. I know, like many visually impaired people have their own ways of counting cash. And so do I, I can do that. But I just like to see where money they’re in my account. Know what I’ve spent? I think Apple Pay is great. It’s all on my phone. Yeah, and cash. I just I seem to… not lose it because I am not that bad. But it just ends up all over the place. I just much rather have it all in one place and use it. So when I need it.

Kaya

1:33

I agree I prefer to use my card I’m like Charlotte, I don’t tend to carry much cash on me. I really recommend using Monzo, which is a fantastic bank for people with a visual impairment, because not only is that the bank card is fluorescent orange, so it’s easy to find and also the app for Monzo is really easy and clear to see compared to other larger banks.

Zenny

2:07

Yeah, I agree. I’m, I’m usually better with cards. So like you said Charlotte, I can keep track of my spending. And, like with cash, I do tend to lose it quite a lot. I mean, the only good thing about cash, I will say is that like with a new kind of, well, they’re not really new anymore, but I suppose they are kind of new, but um, the bank notes now have that kind of little Braille G thing on them. So they’ve got like, Oh, God, I think we got like one on the 10 pound notes, three on the 20 pound notes and then like, four on the 50 pound notes. It can be two on the 10s Actually…

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