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We recently looked at part 1 of 50+ money podcasts that you should pay attention to. However, there are so many more great financial podcasts than that. Here are 25+ more to bring our complete list to 50 of the best money podcasts available. As with the first list, topics include everything from basic budgeting to advanced investing plus lots more.

26. Money Girl’s Quick and Dirty Tips for a Richer Life

Quick and Dirty Tips has a whole series of fun podcasts about various aspects of life. In addition to Money Girl, there’s Grammar Girl, Get-Fit Guy, and Mighty Mommy (among others.) Money Girl is, obviously, the personal finance section. It’s hosted by Laura Adams, MBA, who shares a broad range of basic money advice. Recent posts include:

• Guide to Using a Balance Transfer Credit Card
• How to Choose Investments (6 Do’s and Don’ts)
• The Right Way to Talk to Your Aging Parents About Money

27. Money Mastermind Show

This podcast is a few years old and isn’t updated anymore. However, there are more than eighty episodes in the archives, so you can find a lot to listen to. You’ll find ideas for quickly paying debt, earning side income, and beginning investing.

28. Motley Fool Podcasts

The Motley Fool folks actually have five different financial podcasts. Therefore, they offer a little something for everyone:

• Industry Focus offers daily insight into the financial analysis of specific industries such as technology or energy.
• Market Foolery is a daily news-focused finance podcast.
• Motley Fool Answers has two co-hosts who share answers to common personal finance questions.
• Motley Fool Money is a weekly overview of financial news, stocks, money interviews, etc.
• Rule Breaker Investing is the investment blog hosted by Motley Fool co-founder David Gardner.

29. Optimal Living Daily – Finance Podcast

Optimal Living Daily also has multiple podcasts including ones on health and relationships. One section (Optimal Finance Daily) is about money. Some of the recent topics this podcast covered include the drawbacks of maxing out your 401K, alternatives to car ownership, and the psychology of money.

30. Personal Profitability

This podcast provides tips and information to help you practice conscious, intentional, mindful money habits. Moreover, it covers earning money, managing it, thoughtful spending, planning for early retirement, and more.

31. Planet Money

This is one of the most accessible financial podcasts about the economy. If you want to understand the big picture of money then this is a great place to start. Some of the podcast’s interest recent topics include teachers relationships with the government, economic pros and cons of recycling, and the challenges of getting your money back through Venmo.

32. Radical Personal Finance

Many financial podcasts are simplified so that someone new to money concepts can connect with the material. However, this isn’t one of those financial podcasts. If you want in-depth, detailed, specific take-action information about personal finance then you should see if this podcast is one you might love.

33. Savings Angel with Josh Elledge

If you’re interested in saving money then this is the podcast for you. Some financial podcasts only touch on this topic whereas this one is completely dedicated to savings. If you’re interested in coupons, pantry challenges, tax-saving tips, and so forth then this is a good podcast to listen to.

34. Side Hustle Nation

If the financial podcasts you’re most interested in are those about making extra income then be sure to check out Side Hustle Nation. There are more than 300 episodes covering a range of earning opportunities. Some of the archives have been grouped into three categories to help you easily find what you like:

• The Blogging Mixtape is all about making money blogging
• The Freelancing Mixtape provides insights into freelance income
• Money Making Minute, which is just quick tips for making money

35. Smart Passive Income

This podcast provides information and interviews about earning money online in ways that will grow passive income over time. Recent topics include Amazon book marketing, common entrepreneur mistakes, and “the state of podcasting.”

36. So Money with Farnoosh Torabi

Farnoosh Torbani is a smart, charismatic woman who knows a lot about money. Moreover, she uses her podcast to interview other smart people who know about financial matters. Some of the show’s most interesting categories include “money and couples, “family finances,” “achieving your goals” and “mind and money.” She also talks regularly about debt management, money etiquette, student loans, budgeting, and more.

37. Stacking Benjamins

Have you ever heard of the Plutus Awards? For the past ten years, they’ve celebrated “excellence in financial media.” Stacking Benjamins is one of the financial podcasts that has previously won this award. It’s a magazine-style podcast, which means that each hour-plus long episode is broken up into multiple segments of 10-15 minutes each. As a result, the podcast is able to cover a very wide range of money topics.

38. The BiggerPockets Podcasts

BiggerPockets is all about building wealth through real estate. They have three different podcasts:

• BiggerPockets Money, which is all about the personal finance stuff related to real estate investment. If you only check out one of the three podcasts, this is the one to try.
• BiggerPockets Business Podcast, which covers topics related to starting, growing, and selling a business.
• BiggerPockets Podcast which is kind of a catch-all of everything they cover.

39. The Chris Hogan Show

This is a weekly show with a fun format because Chris Hogan directly answers people’s questions about wealth building. Notably, this is one of several financial podcasts that are part of The Dave Ramsey Network.

40. The College Investor

This is a short-format podcast that procides information about getting out from under student loan debt so that you can make the most of your money while you’re still young. Popular episodes include those on investing apps, student loan forgiveness programs, and how to dispute a medical bill.

41. The Dave Ramsey Show

As aforementioned, The Dave Ramsey Network consists of a series of financial podcasts including The Chris Hogan Show. Of course, the hallmark of the network is The Dave Ramsey Show. In fact, this is one of the most well-known financial podcasts out there.

The other podcasts in the network are:

• Business Boutique, which is for women who want to start and run their own business
• EntreLeadership, which covers topics such as running your own business and the team leadership issues that come with that
• The Ken Coleman Show, which is about career choices and earning money doing work that you love
• The Rachel Cruze Show, which provides practical tips for saving money and meeting financial goals

42. The Disciplined Investor

If investing is your thing then you can gain deep financial insight into stocks across different industries by listening to these weekly podcast episodes.

43. The Fairer Cents

Two women (a millennial and a GenXer) have come together to talk about women and money. Furthermore, they give voice to people and topics that are underrepresented in the world of personal finance. Recent topics have included:

• “Personal Responsibility vs. Systemic Realities”
• Women’s anger in a male-oriented career world
• Women and financial advocacy

44. The Frugal Friends Podcast

Jen and Jill share their tips and advice about frugal living. Their advice deals with real issues that regular people face like how to actually make use of the cash envelope system and what to do when your spouse doesn’t want to be as frugal as you do.

45. The Minimalists

Minimalism is different from frugality. Whereas frugality is about spending less money, minimalism is specifically about having fewer things. There are many things that overlap but minimalism is a distinct thing. If it’s a thing that you’re interested in then this is definitely one of the best financial podcasts for you.

46. The Tim Ferriss Show

If you’ve ever done any research into podcats about business then you’ll definitely have heard of Tim Ferriss. He interviews successful people across all different types of industries to help listeners understand various approaches and tactics to business success.

47. The Wander Wealthy Podcast

This podcast is for people who have started a business, and are doing okay, but would really like to take things to the next level. The next level might be making more money or it might be retiring early. Whatever it is, the podcast offers tips to figure out then meet those goals.

48. We Study Billionaires / The Investor’s Podcast

Somewhat similar in intent to Tim Ferriss, these podcasters look at how billionaires have made and invested their money. Then they share those insights with listeners.

49. Well Kept Wallet

Learn how regular people have figured out how to earn good money doing something that they love. Moreover, get tips about making passive income and becoming financially independent.

50. You Need a Budget

Budgeting is the foundation of good personal finance hygiene. There are many basics to investing, but there are also some advanced tips that you might not be aware of. This podcast provides all of that information.

Don’t forget to go back to Part 1 of this 2-Part series of financial podcasts so that you don’t miss any.

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If you’re not listening to these money podcasts, then you’re missing out on a lot of education and entertainment. They run the gamut from basic personal finance tips to advanced investing suggestions. Together they include interviews and information about frugal living, budgeting, talking about money, taxes, retirement savings, spending, and more. Here is part 1 of 50+ of the best finance podcasts to listen to.

1. 2 Frugal Dudes

These two “regular guys” discuss a lot about frugal living. Moreover, they break down complex financial topics so that just about anyone can understand them. Recent episodes include:

• Life as a Renter
• How to Market Your Business on a Budget
• How to Survive with Only One Car

2. Afford Anything

Paula Pant shares her advice about how to “afford anything,” even though you can’t “afford everything.” This is all about making the most of your life, escaping the 9-5 grind, and figuring out how to make smart decisions with your finances.

3. Bad With Money

If you’re looking for an interview-based podcast headed up by a queer, feminist comedian then this is the podcast for you. Gaby Dunn is the host and she covers topics that other money podcasts just aren’t talking about. For example, recent topics include:

• The “Women on 20s” campaign to get Harriet Tubman’s face on the 20 dollar bill
• Currency created by the Nazi party during The Holocaust
• Debunking myths about poverty

4. Bloomberg Surveillance

Learn about what’s happening with the global economy through this podcast. This is a serious podcast rich in news and analysis.

5. ChooseFI

Two guys discuss all aspects of financial independence. For example, they talk about living frugally, saving intelligently, investing wisely, and adding income through side hustles.

6. Couple Money Podcast

This podcast provides financial tips for growing your net worth as a couple. It’s not easy to make money work together, so this is helpful information for anyone in a relationship.

7. Death, Sex and Money

Anna Sale interviews celebrities (and others) about the many different money issues we all face. In addition to money, it includes information about family and work.

8. Debt Free Guys / Queer Money

Queer Money is the podcast hosted by the duo known as the Debt Free Guys. As the name indicates, the podcast covers financial topics as they relate specifically to the LGBTQ community. In fact, it’s really a one-of-a-kind podcast. There are more than 150 episodes, plenty of which are relevant whether you identify as queer or not. Recent queer-specific topics include:

• The State of LGBTQ Financial Wellness
• How Queer Entrepreneurs Can Grow Their Business
• 7 Surprising and Affordable Gay Wedding Tips

9. Financial Freedom

This is a FIRE podcast. Therefore, if you want to retire early, then you’ll want to make sure you’re listening to this podcast.

10. Financial Independence Podcast by Mad Fientist

Here’s another FIRE podcast. This one is rich in interviews with people who are living financially independent lives.

11. Financial Rockstar / Scott Alan Turner Show

Most people call this podcast the Financial Rockstar podcast. However, it’s officially named the Scott Alan Turner Show. Of course, that’s the host’s name. He shares the tips he’s figured out on his own journey to becoming a financial rockstar.

12. Financial Symmetry

Certified financial planners provide information about “financial opportunities missed by most people.”

13. Frugal Family Home

This podcast is for SAHMs who want to find ways to save money. For example, post topics include “how to save money on a road trip” and “how to spring clean your finances.”

14. Function with Anil Dash

This podcast isn’t strictly about personal finance. In fact, it’s really more about the impact technology has on culture. However, that does intersect with money. For example, one episode is about the effect personal finance apps ahv

15. HerMoney

Host Jean Chatzky believes that women have specific financial needs and challenges. Therefore, she offers direct advice for women.

16. InvestED Podcast / Rule 1 Investing

Where you put your money matters. This is an investing podcast with insights into aligning investments with life values.

17. Journey to Launch

This is a female-hosted podcast about aiming for financial independence by age 40. Jamila Souffrant, the blog’s host, is also a personal finance expert on Making Cents with Kristie.

18. Life Kit Money by NPR

Life Kit is a series of different guides with tips about various important aspects of life. Obviously, Life Kit Money is the set of guides relating to personal finance. Post topics include student loan debt, credit score tips, and budgeting advice.

19. Lifelong Learning with Kate Nesi

Kate Nesi is a “frugal wife, mother, runner, and librarian.” Her podcast is primarily about frugal living and making the most of your money. However, she also touches on other life topics including diet and exercise as well as family and home.

20. Listen, Money Matters

This is a lively podcast about earning money in smart ways so that you can retire early if you want to do so. Recent episodes include:

• Zero to FIRE Using AirBnb
• How to Get Rich Without Getting Lucky
• Paying Off Your Mortgage Strategically

21. MapleMoney Show

This money podcast is unique because it’s for Canadians. Of course, many of the basic personal finance information will apply to anyone. However, if you’re looking for something a little different, then this could capture your attention.

22. Meb Faber Show

Meb Faber is the CIO of Cambria Investment Management. Therefore, this podcast is all about investing. If you want to delve deep into the world of investing then this is a good place to start.

23. Millennial Money

Shannah Compton Game and co-host Jeff Game talk about the basics of personal finance for the millennial generation. If you’re interested in fresh tips about paying off debt, budgeting for your income, and starting a first business then this podcast has episodes for you.

24. Mo’ Money Podcast

This podcast by Canadian personal finance expert Jessica Moorhouse has more than 200 episodes. Therefore, it’d be hard not to find something to learn here. She shares a lot of her own smart advice. However, she also interviews a diverse array of people who know different aspects of money. Recent episodes include:

• Your Investing Questions Answered
• Solutions for Your Student Debt
• Why You Need to Make a Will
• How To Level Up Your Money (panel discussion)

25. Money for the Rest of Us

This is a weekly podcast about understanding your money. There is a lot of information about investing. However, it also covers other relevant topics including cryptocurrency and FIRE topics.

Note: This is Part 1 of a 2-part series. Make sure to check out part 2 of the best money podcasts for a complete list of more than 50 money podcasts you don’t want to miss out on.

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