Home Knowledge Hub The Progeny Podcast Ep1: Building intentional wealth Podcast The Progeny Podcast Ep1: Building intentional wealth Nick Parkes Robert Appleby Leo Guavain Financial planning, Tax and estate planning 22nd October 2026 In this episode, our financial experts discuss ‘building intentional wealth’ and how turning wealth into a clear, purposeful plan can help bring confidence, direction and clarity to your financial future. Our panel looks at the common challenges people face at this stage, from feeling overwhelmed by complexity and too many choices, to uncertainty about whether they’re making the right decisions. We explore the emotional side of financial planning and discuss why concerns about family, security and future opportunities often sit behind the financial questions people ask. We’ll also cover some of the most common behavioural pitfalls that can hold people back, including holding too much cash, reacting to short-term market noise. Ultimately, this conversation is about helping you move from simply building wealth to understanding what it’s for, creating a structure around your finances that supports your ambitions, values and long-term goals. So if you’ve achieved financial success but are looking for more clarity, confidence and purpose in the decisions ahead, this episode is for you. Listen to this episode Please note This podcast is intended for UK audiences and is subject to the UK regulatory regime. The content is provided for information and educational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice, a personal recommendation, or an offer to buy or sell any investment. You should not rely on it when making financial or investment decisions. Before acting, you should seek advice from a qualified financial planner who can assess your individual circumstances. The views expressed are those of the speakers at the time of recording and may not necessarily reflect those of Progeny. Information is obtained from sources believed to be reliable but cannot be guaranteed. The value of investments, and any income from them, can fall as well as rise, and you may get back less than you invest. Your capital is at risk. Investment in stock markets should be regarded as a long-term commitment. Speak to your local expert Get in touch Share Link copied