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Georgie Frost
Georgie Frost helps audiences engage with money and consumer affairs as a finance keynote speaker, event host, and moderator. Multi-award-winning broadcaster and host of the number one finance podcast, This Is Money.
Georgie Frost is a multi-award-winning financial broadcaster, presenter, editor, and commentator who makes complex financial and consumer issues clear, relevant, and accessible.
Georgie hosts the number one finance podcast, This is Money, and was Editor-at-large at Times Money Mentor. She regularly appears across BBC radio, Times Radio, and TalkRadio, and has presented from major global events including COP, Cannes Lions, and Mobile World Congress.
Her expertise spans personal finance, consumer affairs, financial inclusion, technology, AI, climate change, marketing, and healthcare. Her experience of debt, chronic pain, and major career setbacks also gives her a direct understanding of financial vulnerability, resilience, and the barriers that can prevent people from moving forward.
Audiences gain practical ways to understand money, improve financial confidence, and engage people from different backgrounds. Georgie also brings a grounded perspective on resilience, drawing on her own experience of rebuilding her career, overcoming debt, and continuing to work through significant personal challenges.
Book Georgie for clear financial thinking, compelling moderation, and a perspective shaped by over a decade of experience.
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Georgie Frost draws on her personal experience of overcoming debt and chronic pain following a serious back injury to frame financial literacy content, grounding practical advice in lived circumstance rather than abstract theory.
Georgie Frost specialises in personal finance, financial resilience, and accessible financial literacy, drawing also on themes of overcoming adversity and social mobility. She is host of the This is Money podcast, cited as the UK's number one finance podcast, and Editor-at-Large at Times Money Mentor, with regular appearances on Times Radio and BBC stations and multiple broadcasting awards for her financial journalism.
No. PepTalk adds no booking fee, so you pay the speaker's fee and nothing beyond it. The service, from shortlist through to contracts and event-day logistics, is included. For repeat or multi-event bookings, PepTalk can agree preferential rates with your procurement team.
Share your event date, audience, format, objectives and budget, and PepTalk sends a hand-picked shortlist within 24 hours. Each suggestion comes with a profile, a fee and a recommendation on the strongest fit. Once you choose, PepTalk handles contracts, travel and logistics through to event day.
The typical fee range is the speaker's standard in-person fee in their home market, shown in their local currency. It moves with format, location, date and session length: virtual sessions and shorter slots usually cost less, while international travel and peak dates cost more. Send your brief to PepTalk and the team will confirm the exact fee in your currency.
Not all of them, and it makes no difference to your booking. PepTalk's network of 15,000+ speakers covers talent the team works with directly alongside speakers represented by agents and agencies worldwide. PepTalk approaches the speaker, negotiates the fee and handles contracting either way.
Three to six months ahead is comfortable for most events, and 12 months is better for large conferences, peak-season dates or one specific in-demand speaker. Shorter timelines are workable, and PepTalk regularly fills last-minute and replacement bookings within days. Availability is the constraint, so get in touch as soon as you have a date.
