Money School

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The Money School Pocast: Mastering Wealth, Confidence and Financial Freedom

A modern money‑education series that blends practical financial skills with mindset, discipline, and long‑term planning. Learn how to manage your money, grow your income, and build a legacy that lasts beyond you. Real lessons for real life.

About the Money School Podcast

The Money School podcast is your practical, everyday guide to understanding money the school we all needed but never got. Each episode breaks down one financial skill, one mindset shift, or one real‑life money challenge in a way that’s simple, relatable, and immediately useful.

Listeners can expect a mix of step‑by‑step lessons, real stories, expert insights explained simply, and actionable tools they can apply the same day. The goal is to help people feel confident with money, make smarter decisions, and build long‑term financial stability no jargon, no shame, no overwhelm.

The show covers everything from budgeting and credit to investing, side hustles, financial psychology, and generational wealth. Whether someone is starting out, starting over, or trying to level up, this podcast gives them the knowledge and confidence to take control of their financial life.

Our Speakers

Andile Khumalo

Founder of KhumaloCo

Brent Lindeque

Blogger, influencer, journalist, change maker and the Good Things Guy

Stafford Masie

Africa Bitcoin Corporation

Maya Fisher French

Award- winning financial journalist and founder of Maya on Money website

Katleho Mabusela

Multi-venture Entrepreneur

Katleho Mahloane

Commercial Marketing Executive at FNB

Mokgadi Moloko

Founder and Managing Director at Kitso Training and Development Services

Lethabo Mokoena

Founder of Walk Fresh

Nicolette Mashile

Founder of Financial Fitness Bunnies

Karabo Mohole

Speaker

Our Partners

“Teens know everything, but the financial concepts that lie ahead of them can either be met as a stumbling block or a steppingstone. Rather than let them figure it out for themselves, we’ve seen how that ends up just look at our generation, give them the tools and the confidence to go out into the world and make something of themselves,”

- Kathryn Main, Founder of Money Savvy Kids and Money Savvy Teens