The 21 best finance podcasts [2023]

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Podcasts are a great way to make mundane tasks more enjoyable. Folding laundry? Put on a podcast. Driving across town for errands? Catch up on your subscriptions. Not to mention, you can learn quite a bit from listening to experts speak on niche topics.

Podcasts are certainly our go-to form of entertainment and education, and when it comes to your money, there’s a huge library of content to learn from. We’ve compiled a list of some of the best finance podcasts to educate you on various personal finance topics, from raising your credit score to investing and everything in between.

This list was compiled based on host background and expertise, podcast charts, subject matter, the number of episodes available and average listener review scores. Podcasts are listed in no particular order. Check out our methodology section for more information.

1. The Ramsey Show

Average episode length: 40 minutes

Average rating: 4.8/5 on Spotify, based on 4,300+ ratings

Why you should listen: Ramsey’s “baby steps” approach to financial freedom is a simple method that the average listener can follow. 

Dave Ramsey is one of the most notable names in the financial education world, and his podcast helps bring his wisdom directly to your earbuds. His work has inspired listeners to work their way out of debt and tackle their money for decades, with the ultimate goal of helping you gain financial peace.

Callers into Ramsey’s nationally syndicated radio show present their incredibly human concerns regarding money, and Ramsey offers advice in real time. The podcast takes his many years of working in financial education and applies it to everyday concerns and questions.

2. Financial Feminist

Average episode length: 1 hour

Average rating: 4.9/5 on Spotify, based on 3,500+ ratings

Why you should listen: This refreshingly honest podcast offers a unique perspective on how women can gain financial freedom in a male-dominated world.

Hosted by money expert Tori Dunlap, Financial Feminist covers various topics aimed at helping women become financially free. From advice on how to make your first $100K to discussions surrounding the gender pay gap, this podcast dives into a wide range of subjects geared toward improving listeners’ financial literacy.

Plus, Dunlap invites special guests to discuss more niche topics like how ADHD affects finances and the cost of breast cancer. You can expect new episodes every Tuesday and mini episodes every other Thursday.

3. Brown Ambition

Average episode length: 20 minutes

Average rating: 4.9/5 on Spotify, based on 200+ ratings

Why you should listen: Join in on a conversation between two successful women and hear them answer financial questions from listeners.

Mandi Woodruff, a financial and business reporter, and Tiffany Aliche, a personal financial educator, team up in Brown Ambition to tackle anything and everything related to wealth.

Side hustles, your everyday life, nailing your career—you name it. So much goes into getting the most out of your money, and this podcast is a great resource to help you along the way.

4. The Personal Finance Podcast

Average episode length: 45 minutes

Average rating: 4.8/5 on Spotify, based on 2,300+ ratings

Why you should listen: This podcast dives into a wide variety of topics and provides listeners with well-rounded knowledge of financial matters.

Andrew Giancola from Master Money created this podcast to help people manage their finances and become wealthy. Each episode focuses on a personal finance topic, such as investing, real estate, paying off debt, passive income, side-hustles, business strategies and more.

5. ChooseFI | Financial Independence Podcast

Average episode length: 1 hour

Average rating: 4.8/5 on Spotify, based on 500+ ratings

Why you should listen: Hosts Jonathan and Brad started ChooseFI with the ultimate goal of documenting their journeys to financial independence, so these episodes are incredibly relatable to the average person. 

ChooseFI hosts Jonathan and Brad cover various topics to help listeners gain financial freedom. From cutting down on expenses and debt to making the most of passive income streams, they offer actionable tips to apply to every aspect of your money. New episodes are released Mondays and Fridays.

6. The Rich Dad Radio Show

Average episode length: 45 minutes

Average rating: 4.6/5 on Spotify, based on 900+ ratings

Why you should listen: Instead of providing get-rich-quick tips, Kiyosaki hones in on mastering the craft of finance.

Robert Kiyosaki became a staple in the finance literature world with his 1997 book Rich Dad Poor Dad, and now he brings the same wisdom to his podcast. Kiyosaki has a direct approach to money and investing, and he also interviews high-profile financial figures that each offer their own unique perspectives. His website offers various courses, including one on repairing your credit.

7. Erika Taught Me

Average episode length: 1 hour

Average rating: 4.9/5 on Spotify, based on 1,000+ ratings

Why you should listen: While her TikTok focuses on “reading the fine print,” Kullber’s podcast discusses broader advice for achieving financial success.

Lawyer and money expert Erika Kullber first gained popularity on the TikTok app, pointing out policy details that most people aren’t aware of to help you save money—and her podcast expands on that philosophy. In each episode, Kullber interviews a new guest to discuss how they achieved success, lessons they’ve learned on their journey and what they can teach listeners.

While listening to this podcast, you can expect to learn how to save money when traveling, how to avoid burnout in your career and more tips for reaching success.

8. Millennial Investing

Average episode length: 1 hour

Average rating: 4.8/5 on Spotify, based on 200+ ratings

Why you should listen: If you’re looking to learn more about investing but don’t know where to start, this podcast walks you through the basics.

Hosted by Robert Leonard and Rebecca Hotski, Millennial Investing aims to educate the millennial generation by covering the basics of investing and other personal finance topics like entrepreneurship, loans and market updates. Whether you’re new to investing or have some experience, Leonard and Hotski can help you create an investment strategy to grow your wealth.

9. Smart Money Happy Hour with Rachel Cruze and George Kamel

Average episode length: 30 minutes

Average rating: 4.9/5 on Spotify, based on 600+ ratings

Why you should listen: This podcast discusses the same topics you’d talk about at happy hour with your friends—all while weaving in actionable personal finance advice.

Hosted by money experts Rachel Cruze and George Kamel, this Ramsey Network podcast discusses how to afford your dream life while mixing in other fun topics like pop culture and current events. If you get bored listening exclusively to financial conversations, this half-hour podcast will keep you engaged.

10. I Will Teach You To Be Rich

Average episode length: 1 hour

Average rating: 4.8/5 on Spotify, based on 800+ ratings

Why you should listen: Instead of offering general advice, this podcast lets listeners join in on real conversations between couples.

From the bestselling author of the book I Will Teach You To Be Rich, Ramit Sethi’s podcast of the same name interviews real-life couples to discuss financial questions. The podcast dives into topics like splitting rent, obsessive saving and arguing about money. Each episode discusses a specific scenario, and Sethi uses money psychology to provide advice.

11. Afford Anything

Average episode length: 1 hour

Average rating: 4.9/5 on Spotify, based on 200+ ratings

Why you should listen: This podcast dives deep into the psychology of money to teach listeners how to make smarter decisions.

Afford Anything host Paula Pant focuses on a simple yet powerful ideology: You can afford anything but not everything. With interviews from various figures—regular people and adventurers to financial experts—she presents tactics for making money choices and how to make the most of each move.

Paula has been showcased in publications such as Forbes and MSN, sharing her expertise and experience.

12. The Money with Katie Show

Average episode length: 30 minutes

Average rating: 4.9/5 on Spotify, based on 800+ ratings

Why you should listen: Katie went from earning less than $20,000 to $400,000 in five years and shares her money-earning tips with listeners.

In this podcast, Katie promotes her “Rich Girl mindset” and shares actionable tips for investing, saving money and goal setting. In addition to personal stories from her past, Katie also answers listener questions and has special guests on. Discussion items range from how much you should be tipping to whether or not you should loan money to friends.

New episodes drop every Wednesday, so you can look forward to weekly entertaining money lessons.

13. Trading Secrets

Average episode length: 1 hour

Average rating: 4.9/5 on Spotify, based on 800+ ratings

Why you should listen: Get the inside scoop on how to succeed in various industries—and find out how much reality stars and influencers are actually making.

Jason Tartick’s podcast Trading Secrets goes beyond the surface of the financial world—he aims to dive deep and reveal the secrets and taboo curiosities we’ve been told not to discuss.

He invites a diverse group of guests to discuss their success—from TikTok creators and reality stars to real estate brokers and pilots. Each episode reveals unique insights into a niche industry and offers advice on how to succeed.

14. All the Hacks

Average episode length: 1 hour

Average rating: 4.9/5 on Spotify, based on 400+ ratings

Why you should listen: Learn money-saving life hacks for all aspects of life.

Hosted by self-proclaimed life hacker Chris Hutchins, the All the Hacks podcast provides tips on how to enjoy life and find happiness at the lowest cost possible. Hutchins invites a variety of guests, including doctors, entrepreneurs and travel pros to join him and teach listeners how to make smarter decisions as it relates to their field of expertise.

15. Wealthion

Average episode length: 1 hour

Average rating: 4.8/5 on Spotify

Why you should listen: This podcast will teach you how to invest, while also discussing the effect of current events on the market.

If you’re looking to learn more about investing, The Wealthion podcast hosted by Adam Taggart teaches listeners how to build a strong, long-term strategy for their investment portfolio. Guests include accountants, financial advisors and market experts.

New episodes are released multiple times a week to keep you updated on the latest financial news and market updates.

16. The Meb Faber Show

Average episode length: 1 hour

Average rating: 4.8/5 on Spotify, based on 50+ rating

Why you should listen: Learn how to navigate the global equity, bond and real asset markets.

Meb Faber is the co-founder and the CIO of Cambria Investment Management, a leading team of investment professionals. In his podcast, Faber aims to help listeners increase their wealth by teaching the craft of investing. He discusses both current events and long-term strategies for understanding the financial market—all in a way that’s easy to digest for the average person.

17. Retire Sooner with Wes Moss

Average episode length: 45 minutes

Average rating: 4.6/5 on Spotify, based on 30+ ratings

Why you should listen: Uncover key financial habits based on Moss’ research on achieving happiness during retirement.

On this podcast, Wes Moss uses his 20+ years of experience as an investment advisor to help listeners prepare for retirement. He invites special guests to discuss both financial and lifestyle advice to help you create a stable future while also enjoying the present moment.

Discussions range from the importance of community and how to create a bucket list to why you should invest in real estate and how to maximize technology.

18. Marriage Kids and Money

Average episode length: 30 minutes

Average rating: 4.9/5 on Spotify, based on 50+ ratings

Why you should listen: With over 350 episodes, you can learn plenty of actionable takeaways for improving your family’s financial standing.

After getting married and having children, your personal finances may change—that’s where the podcast Marriage Kids and Money, hosted by Andy Hill, comes in. In each episode, Hill interviews parents at different stages of their financial journeys as well as money experts who share their financial wisdom. The podcast’s goal is to help families improve their financial wellness by discussing topics like how to create a Roth IRA for your kids and how to pay off your mortgage.

19. So Money with Farnoosh Torabi

Average episode length: 30 minutes

Average rating: 4.8/5 on Spotify, based on 100+ ratings

Why you should listen: Listen in on refreshingly honest conversations with leading executives and entrepreneurs.

Farnoosh Torabi, the host of So Money, is relatable: She spent her early 20s crawling out of student debt as a financial reporter in New York City. After recognizing that today’s young adults go into the world with little to no tangible financial education, she took it upon herself to school them.

Tackling our emotional connections with money and growing with her audience, Torabi provides listeners with riveting interviews and digestible tips to apply to their everyday finances. Her firsthand experience is incredibly valuable and helps listeners feel seen.

20. You Need a Budget (YNAB)

Average episode length: 10 minutes

Average rating: 4.9/5 on Spotify, based on 90+ ratings

Why you should listen: Get short-and-sweet ideas for creating a budget that sticks.

We know how overwhelming it can be to tackle finances—it’s a dense subject, and where do you even start? You Need A Budget (YNAB) offers a solution with their short and sweet podcasts (seriously, some episodes are only a few minutes long!).

Perfect for binging if you’re ready to ramp up your financial game or easy to go back and listen to as needed, YNAB is a great supplement to your broader financial education.

21. How to Money

Average episode length: 1 hour

Average rating: 4.8/5 on Spotify, based on 500+ ratings

Why you should listen: Receive jargon-free, direct money advice on paying off debt and saving money.

Hosts Joel and Matt are beer-loving best friends who just want to make money moves where it matters. Their goal with How to Money is to share their self-taught knowledge of managing money purposefully and thoughtfully with listeners. They’re all about finding creative routes for saving, investing and spending smartly.

Methodology

Podcasts were selected by analyzing customer reviews and Spotify rankings. Host(s) background, accolades and show focus were also considered to include a wide array of financial topics and expertise. Podcasts are not listed in any particular order.

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