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Barber Dan Wembridge joins us to talk about the real cost of university, the one thing clients don't confide in barbers about, and how he balances family, self-employment, and rising living costs.

From money lessons taught by his parents to buying a home, Dan shares his biggest money regret, the guilt of spending vs. saving, and why talking openly about money matters more than ever.

If you’ve ever struggled with money guilt, questioned the value of your degree, or wondered why butter costs £7… this one’s for you.

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Timestamps:

00:00 – Intro & welcome to the podcast
01:05 – Meet Dan Wembridge: life as a self-employed barber
03:15 – Growing up and early family money conversations
05:40 – First jobs, saving small amounts & learning the value of work
08:20 – Deciding on university – hopes vs. reality
10:55 – Student loans, debt, and regrets about higher education
13:45 – Money guilt: spending vs. saving pressure
16:10 – The cost of living in the UK (yes, some butter costs £7!)
18:55 – How rising prices affect day-to-day life
21:30 – Talking about money with friends & family (or not)
24:15 – Financial mistakes made along the way
27:40 – Lessons from running a barber business
30:25 – Coping with unpredictable income & cash flow stress
33:00 – Money and relationships: the awkward conversations we avoid
36:20 – Regrets and what he’d do differently with money
39:45 – Best advice he’d give to his younger self
42:10 – Why we don’t talk about money openly
44:20 – Final reflections & key money takeaways
46:30 – Closing thoughts & episode wrap-up

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