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Hosted by Owen and Kate from Rask Australia, The Australian Finance Podcast is an excellent resource for anyone wanting to deepen their financial understanding. They share their tips and tricks on all sorts of money-related topics such as investing, property, and insurance. Their podcast style is conversational, which makes it enjoyable to listen to their expert knowledge and insightful interviews with other industry voices. I personally really enjoy their starter pack and mini-series that describes the essentials you need to know about money, and gives you action points to ensure you can get started. If you want to hear why using PocketSmith is one of Kate and Mitch’s favorite money hacks, have a listen to 10 money hacks to level up your life in 2024. This podcast is perfect for listeners who want to learn in-depth knowledge about investing and other finance-related topics.
The next podcast we have loved this year is the Equity Mates Investing Podcast. Hosted by Bryce and Ren, this podcast is a super fun and energetic way to hear licensed investing advice. With interviews featuring CEOs and other financial heavyweights, they make learning about finance an engaging experience. They have a great series called ‘Uncovered’ where they look at up-and-coming Australian companies to hear their journey and what they’re about. There is also a great episode about Equity Mates tracking their spending with PocketSmith. Ideal for those looking to level up their investing game, Equity Mates drops new episodes twice a week — perfect for when you’ve got a bit of downtime and want to take notes!
For a podcast that feels like a chat with a friend, The Broke Generation Podcast, hosted by our pal Emma Edwards is a perfect listen. Emma breaks down financial topics without judgement, offering relatable examples like emotional spending and practical advice on budgeting. Her lighthearted approach leaves you feeling inspired and ready to make changes. She covers a large variety of topics, such as budgeting tips and mid-year checkpoints. Her personal stories are a favorite as she relates them to money situations such as hair styling and money consumption. Give The Broke Generation a listen if you want to feel better about money, without feeling patronized or left thinking it’s all your fault.
An amazing New Zealand podcast is The Happy Saver, hosted by Ruth Henderson, a longtime PocketSmith friend. She focuses on getting people started on their financial journey, whether it’s starting the money conversation or adjusting what you already have. Her podcast style involves sharing stories from her listeners about their financial situation and what she believes is their next steps. From 20-year-olds with a big chunk of savings to 40-year-olds who are working to pay off their mortgage, these podcasts are super interesting as they let you hear about a variety of financial situations. She also offers some podcast series, such as her financial independence series, which offers a great overview of topics such as net worth, investing, and KiwiSaver. I personally loved this series as it gave a nice and simple overview of topics that can seem tricky but are essential to know. This is a great one to chuck on while you’re cooking dinner or doing some cleaning as you listen to the different, and engaging, stories Ruth has to share.
Hosted by Cat and Christine, It’s No Secret by personal finance platform Kernel answers the questions you’re afraid to ask about money. Each Tuesday, they cover everything from personal finance wins and failures to interviews with fellow Kiwis about their financial journeys. I love their question episodes as they really get you thinking, for example, “Is university worth the cost?” or “Does money affect friendships?” They also discuss property and investing to help their listeners grow their wealth. This podcast is great for those seeking practical advice and answers to life’s financial questions.
Another great New Zealand podcast is Cheques and Balances, hosted by James Blair and Michael Vincent of Lighthouse Financial. Their episodes are short, sweet, and packed with actionable financial advice. James and Micheal share a large range of knowledge on various different financial situations, such as moving to a different country, retirement funds, debt, and many more. I really enjoy their ‘Takeover’ episodes, featuring Jess and Makayla, as they add an extra perspective to their discussions. If you’re after digestible, New Zealand-focused financial content, this is the podcast for you.
Get Rich Slow Club, hosted by personal finance creator Tash and Ana from investing platform Pearler, aims to make long-term investing accessible by stripping away the complex jargon. Their episodes focus on slow and steady wealth building, rather than get-rich-quick schemes. One of my favorites is their discussion on first-home buying, where they break down how investing plays a role in achieving homeownership. This podcast is perfect for anyone who wants a calm and informative listen with their cup of tea. Get Rich Slow Club covers everything from saving for retirement to learning the investment basics.
An American-based podcast that shares great insights is The Money With Katie Show. Katie focuses on creating fun and engaging conversations about all things money. Her main focus is on the FIRE (Financial Independence Retire Early) movement as she discusses what you need to do to achieve this. She brings on all sorts of guests to help discuss tax, spending and investing tips and tricks. I enjoy how Katie’s podcasts are done in a relatable way as it makes the topic of money exciting rather than stressful. Have a listen if you want to learn more about how to look after your money in a US-related context.
Cash Chats Money Podcast from Be Clever With Your Money is an excellent UK finance podcast. Hosted by Andy Webb, a personal finance expert, this podcast focuses on how you can make the most out of your money. The segment ‘Your Money This Week’ brings co-host Amelia Murray to join and discuss different money stories that have happened throughout the previous week. These are great episodes as they are current and engaging. This podcast is well-recognized and perfect for listeners who want to feel inspired to make monetary changes.
Eliza is PocketSmith’s marketing intern and is currently studying a Bachelor of Commerce in Marketing and Management. Eliza is an active saver to achieve her goal of having no student loan at the end of her degree. Eliza’s interest involves going on long walks with her friends and family, and she is passionate about photography.
