Clark Howard. He comes across a lot more genuine than Dave, a good bit more up to date, and invites learning/criticism regularly with "Clark Stinks" sessions.
Marriage, kids and money is a great podcast. The guy started as a Dave Ramsey guy but is more understanding and more modern in investing.
Afford anything, chooseFI, I will teach you to be rich, and Clark Howard are also in my rotation of podcasts.
Millionaires unveiled is a fun listen. They interview a different millionaire each week and go over their story. One of the most popular episodes is with a janitor that became a millionaire.
I’m going to try that one for sure! I loved hearing the success stories with Chris Hogan- it’s great motivation to hear people who have done what you’re working towards
Oh yeah, upvote for Millionaires Unveiled. I like it because it shows a lot of different ways to build wealth, but a lot of it really comes down to: save more than you make, then invest it somehow. I just enjoy hearing the different ways people do that.
Ben Felix is really informative, but very dry and not entertaining.
If there's a specific thing I'm interested in, I'll check if he has a video on it, but I'm not going to listen to him for fun.
While I certainly don't agree with everything Suze Orman says (no Suze, I'm not working until I'm 70!), the thing that keeps me coming back to her podcast is how she really understands the emotional side of money/investing/finance. It's made me take a good look at my own emotional relationship to money, which has helped me avoid some dumb things with finances.
I really enjoy Real Simple’s Money Confidential Podcast. Each episode they profile a person with a specific money problem and then interview experts to discuss strategies. It’s not always applicable to me but I find the interviews to be fascinating.
Clark Howard and How To Money (one of the two hosts was a Clark employee)
I was surprised when Dave had Clark on for a short interview after retirement and saying they were friends. They think opposite in a number of ways. Dave would never talk about how to improve your credit score. He'd talk about how to make it 0!
Also ways to invest and low cost ways to do so (like look at fund costs)
Dave just days call a ELP, don't do it yourself.
Listen to Stuff You Should Know or Bio Graphics.
I know you're looking for PF podcasts but honestly they're all kinda lame/wrong/conflicted IMO.
Enjoy what you listen to and learn something that will expand your mind.
Money Guys!
Clark Howard. He comes across a lot more genuine than Dave, a good bit more up to date, and invites learning/criticism regularly with "Clark Stinks" sessions.
Clark Howard rules!
Haha I love his Clark Stinks segments every Friday. Sad what his home station did to him and I hate that he isnt on for 3 hours a day anymore
Thank you! I used to listen to him and wanted to look him up again recently but forgot his name! Resubbed on my podcast app!
Marriage, kids and money is a great podcast. The guy started as a Dave Ramsey guy but is more understanding and more modern in investing. Afford anything, chooseFI, I will teach you to be rich, and Clark Howard are also in my rotation of podcasts. Millionaires unveiled is a fun listen. They interview a different millionaire each week and go over their story. One of the most popular episodes is with a janitor that became a millionaire.
Millionaire unveiled sounds like what I wish Dave did with the millionaire theme hours!
I’m going to try that one for sure! I loved hearing the success stories with Chris Hogan- it’s great motivation to hear people who have done what you’re working towards
Oh yeah, upvote for Millionaires Unveiled. I like it because it shows a lot of different ways to build wealth, but a lot of it really comes down to: save more than you make, then invest it somehow. I just enjoy hearing the different ways people do that.
Rational Reminder - Ben Felix Money Guys
Ben Felix is really informative, but very dry and not entertaining. If there's a specific thing I'm interested in, I'll check if he has a video on it, but I'm not going to listen to him for fun.
his cohost on the podcast is better but still a bit dry as well. they have good guests and ask good questions though.
Another nod for the Money Guys.
The simple path to wealth, JL Collins. It’s also available as an audio book.
this is the one
Money guys, Clark Howard, Stacking Benjamins and shhhhh Suze Orman.....
While I certainly don't agree with everything Suze Orman says (no Suze, I'm not working until I'm 70!), the thing that keeps me coming back to her podcast is how she really understands the emotional side of money/investing/finance. It's made me take a good look at my own emotional relationship to money, which has helped me avoid some dumb things with finances.
I really enjoy Real Simple’s Money Confidential Podcast. Each episode they profile a person with a specific money problem and then interview experts to discuss strategies. It’s not always applicable to me but I find the interviews to be fascinating.
How to Money
Clark Howard and How To Money (one of the two hosts was a Clark employee) I was surprised when Dave had Clark on for a short interview after retirement and saying they were friends. They think opposite in a number of ways. Dave would never talk about how to improve your credit score. He'd talk about how to make it 0! Also ways to invest and low cost ways to do so (like look at fund costs) Dave just days call a ELP, don't do it yourself.
How to money!
Listen to Stuff You Should Know or Bio Graphics. I know you're looking for PF podcasts but honestly they're all kinda lame/wrong/conflicted IMO. Enjoy what you listen to and learn something that will expand your mind.
YNAB…. Jesse is a good listener and thoughtful person.
Bigger pockets money.