13 finance podcasts to bankroll your goals

If reevaluating your financial fitness is on your New Year’s resolution list, some podcasts might be resourceful. Podsauce has rounded up money-based podcasts for all age demographics and socioeconomic statuses. Hear about budget tips, creative side hustle ventures, cryptocurrency, investing, stocks, saving, tips to reduce impulse buys, why everyone should write a will, and more.

Dozens of episodes share how to reduce personal debt and set viable goals. Listeners can hear from entrepreneurs and financial planners in episodes sharing the tricks they’ve learned firsthand over the years. So, if you’re looking to learn more about money, save up, cash in, sell out, or taper down the number of moths that keep flying out of your bag, check out these financial podcasts:

Planet Money

Planet Money Plus’ “Planet Money” shares economic news and more in weekly episodes. Hear about labor stories, the supply chain, and significant events from history that influence our modern financial world. Since 2008, “Planet Money” has released over 350 episodes. The average length of episodes is 30 minutes long.

The Ramsey Show

Since 2005, Ramsey Network has presented “The Ramsey Show,” answering callers’ financial questions. In addition to sharing valuable info on debt, budgeting, student loans, and more, check out the podcast’s website. You’ll find a debt calculator tool, customizable budget guides, and insurance coverage resources. Episodes are released daily and the average run time is 41 minutes long.

Real AF with Andy Frisella

Entrepreneur Andy Frisella gets “Real AF” on his podcast with guests as they chat, debate, and laugh through hot topics and other issues. Also check the series’ feed for episodes from Andy’s other show, “MFCEO Project Podcast.”

THE ED MYLETT SHOW

“The Ed Mylett Show” highlights showcases world-class, peak-performers from all disciplines. They share their knowledge, journeys, and thoughts to help you get motivated and inspired to level up in life. Mylett’s guests have included pros from the worlds of health, business, enterpreneurship, science, entertainment, sports, and politics.

Jill on Money with Jill Schlesinger

Cadence13 presents “Jill on Money with Jill Schlesinger,” a daily podcast filled with investing advice and money tips. Hear about topics like pursuing financial independence, acquiring an inheritance, saving for retirement, social security benefits, and more. So far, the series has released over 450 episodes and counting. Most episodes run under 20 minutes long.

Invest Like the Best with Patrick O’Shaughnessy

On Colossus’ “Invest Like the Best with Patrick O’Shaughnessy,” hear weekly episodes sharing tools on how to better use your time and money. Host Patrick is joined by guests such CEOs, entrepreneurs, managing partners, and co-founders of successful companies running the gamut of industries from food to technology. Since 2016, the series has released over 325 episodes. The average episode runs around an hour long.

Earn Your Leisure

EYL Network presents “Earn Your Leisure,” a financial advice podcast hosted by Rashad Bilal and Troy Millings. It’s described as a “college business class mixed with pop culture” with episodes breaking down trends, investing, business models, and more. Rashad and Troy will interview entrepreneurs and share insight on how to level up your money habits. While the average length of episodes is an hour long, the hosts release short “Cliff Notes” episodes running under 20 minutes.

Life Kit

NPR’s “Life Kit” shares tips for money, paying off credit card debt, and more. Guests shared advice like category-based budgeting systems, how to reduce extraneous expenses, selecting roommates, and more.

The Side Hustle Show

“The Side Hustle Show” has released over 470 episodes since 2013. Host Nick Loper is joined by guests on each episode to share tips. Episodes explored passive income ideas, how to flip phones for profit, 6-figure growth hacks, and how to grow and monetize a TikTok audience. Nick and guests will also share insight to help listeners improve their quality of life outside of finances, such as how to sleep better.

NerdWallet’s Smart Money Podcast

On “NerdWallet’s Smart Money Podcast,” hear hosts Sean and Liz unpack important financial topics in weekly episodes under 35 minutes. Topics covered budgeting, retirement, haggling, how to make a will, and renting vs. buying in a new city. They also tackled cryptocurrency questions, how to improve credit, travel tips, and more. Listeners are invited to submit financial questions to be answered in future episodes.

Everyone’s Talkin’ Money

Financial planner Shannah Compton Game hosts “Millennial Money,” a financial advice podcast. She’ll share wisdom on investments, spending habits, side hustling, and more. Episodes covered the Index Fund, prenups, postnups, and questions on buying homes, just to name a few topics. With over 750 episodes, running 38 minutes on average, you might find an episode that interests you.

Financial Feminist

Entrepreneur, blogger, and educator Tori Dunlap, hosts “Financial Feminist,” a podcast sharing how you can reach your first $100K while “fighting the patriarchy and becoming rich.” Episodes will chat with entrepreneurs, share useful tips on money, and specific things you can do to improve your financial situation. Example episodes include how to increase your credit score, live more sustainably, and practice financial self-care. This series is brought to you by Her First $100K.

How to Money

Hosts Joel and Matt are sharing money hacks and tips on iHeartPodcasts’ “How to Money.” Episodes cover topics like “the weird science behind your irrational money decisions,” co-pay assistance, rent control, paying hospital bills, retirement, 401Ks, and more. Check out new, weekly episodes ranging from 30 minutes to an hour long.