The podcast has consistently charted between number one and number two in the UK for personal finance for the past 30 weeks beating off stiff competition from the likes of the ‘Ask Martin Lewis Podcast’, and ‘Barclays UK Personal Finance Show’ discussing hot topics under the personal finance category.

The ‘UK Personal Finance Show’ averages around 1350 downloads a month and continues to receive impressive feedback from listeners.

The podcast is an isolated venture of Phil Anderson Financial Services, which supports an ever-expanding customer base with their financial matters across a range of service areas including investments, pensions, savings, mortgages, and insurance, topics all of which are covered in the podcast series every week.

Phil Anderson, host of ‘The UK Personal Finance Show’ and managing director at Phil Anderson Financial Services, said: “I’m delighted that ‘The UK Personal Finance Show’ is popular among its listeners and that it’s providing useful advice for people either needing a bit of direction on their finances or that might be struggling with debt.

“We recently invited Wendy Fleming from charity ‘Ditch Debt with Dignity’ onto the podcast to support their mission to provide free, non-judgemental, confidential, professional advice and support to people who are privately struggling with their finances.

“To thank Wendy for her expertise and time we are donating boxing gloves signed by Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury to help raise money for the charity. “

Wendy Fleming, founder and volunteer advisor at Ditch Debt with Dignity, added: “I was delighted to be asked to be a guest on Phil’s podcast to raise awareness of our charity.

“Ditch Debt with Dignity aims to spread the message that no one should feel shame or blame about struggling with money. Having money worries is very hard to deal with alone, and we want to reach anyone who might be feeling isolated or anxious to extend help. We provide is a free confidential service where we listen but never judge.”

The UK Personal Finance Show has featured a number of industry experts to discuss various topics, including Hamish Malcolm on self-build mortgages, and Justin Dunne on secured loans.