The podcasts to listen to if you want to be better with money

She’s On The Money
Sharing expert tips in a millennial-skewed manner, Victoria Devine makes the pursuit of financial freedom accessible and fun. Each episode addresses the ins and outs of modern money management, in a way that makes you feel like they were literally tailored to you. Favourites so far include A rookie’s guide to investing, Shake that tax for me, Ahh, Afterpay and my personal favourite, If you like piña coladas (and being fiscally conservative).

Money Diaries
Refinery29’s finance-focused podcast is popular for the honesty with which it addresses salary and spending. With each episode focused around a different woman explaining in detail her salary, take-home pay and monthly expenses it’s a fascinating insight into how other people allocate their personal funds and what we can all do to mitigate common mistakes.


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Listen Money Matters
‘Not your Father’s boring finance show,’ this podcast deals with matters of the wallet in an engaging, truthful way. Discussions are down-to-earth, funny and deliver actionable advice that reaches through to people who often switch off when finance advice is being dished out (guilty). Interesting episodes so far include, How to Monetize a Blog Quickly, The Smart Way to Buy Property and Marie Kondo Your Finances so They Spark Joy Too.

The Pineapple Project
Hosted by Aussie comedian Claire Hooper, this ABC-produced podcast series looks at the fundamentals of money and career — season 1 dedicated to the former, season 2 to the latter. For the purposes of this article, we’ll focus on the first, but both are worth a listen. Hooper delves into things like the life-changing magic of a budget, the psychology of money and how to demolish debt — all in a distinctly funny and straight-forward way.

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