The internet is full of amazing resources and information to help you on progress on the path to your goals. If personal finance is you interest, there are so many amazing resources (personal finance blogs, personal finance books, and personal finance podcasts), which you can learn from.
In this post, I’m going to share with you 200+ personal finance blogs, personal finance books, personal finance podcasts for you to check out and grow your personal finance knowledge! 🙂
The Ultimate Collection of 200+ Personal Finance Blogs, Books, and Podcasts
There are 7,000,000,000+ people in this world, and while I have one point of view, there are so many more amazing people who have their own unique story and message.
Here is a collection of 200+ Personal Finance Blogs, Books and Podcasts for your viewing pleasure:
- 15 Personal Finance and Investing Books
- 175+ Personal Finance, Retirement, Debt Reduction, Financial Independence, and Frugality Blogs
- 11 Money and Finance Podcasts
15 Personal Finance and Investing Books
I love reading, and some of the following personal finance and investing books are my favorites. Below are my book recommendations for personal finance and investing. I’ve listed 15 books which I believe will supercharge your success with your personal finances.
The Simple Path to Wealth, by J.L. Collins
Money is the single most powerful tool we have for navigating this complex world we’ve created. Understanding it is critical.
The Simple Path to Wealth demystifies all of the common misunderstandings and misconceptions many people have about personal finance and investing.
Reading The Simple Path to Wealth will help you become one of the 1% of people who understand personal finance – and get you on the way to becoming one of the few people to achieve financial freedom.
Think and Grow Rich, by Napoleon Hill
In Think and Grow Rich, Napoleon Hill draws on stories of Andrew Carnegie, Thomas Edison, Henry Ford, and other millionaires of his generation to illustrate his principles of success.
Think and Grow Rich will teach you the secrets that could bring you a fortune.
Think and Grow Rich will show you not only what to do but howto do it. Once you learn and apply the simple, basic techniques revealed here, you will have mastered the secret of true and lasting success.
Money: Master the Game, by Tony Robbins
Money: Master the Game by Tony Robbins is a how to guide on how to achieve financial freedom. Money is about learning how we as investors can become financially free.
Tony Robbins has been a life coach for more than twenty-years, and he wrote this book for people who want to improve their financial situation.
Coming from a relatively poor family, he has been able to build a strong following as a life coach and has influenced many people.
In Money, you will learn Tony Robbins’ 7 simple steps to financial freedom.
How to Win Friends and Influence People, by Dale Carnegie
For more than sixty years, the rock-solid time-tested advice in How to Win Friends and Influence People has carried thousands of people up the ladder of success in their business and personal lives.
You will learn:
* Three fundamental techniques in handling people
* Six ways to make people like you
* Twelve ways to win people to you way of thinking
* Nine ways to change people without arousing resentment
Your level of success will rarely exceed your level of personal development – improving yourself and your personal skills will help grow your income and allow you to invest and save more.
175+ Personal Finance Blogs
I’ve compiled a list of over 175 personal finance bloggers for you to check out. I’ve segmented my list into 8 sections: general personal finance, real estate, financial independence, income growth, debt reduction, frugality, high income, and dividends and stock market investing.
Some bloggers had some overlap, so I had to make my best guess at an appropriate categorization.
Also, I apologize if I’ve categorized someone in the wrong bin.
11 Money and Finance Podcasts
Whenever I get in the car for an extended period of time, I love listening to podcasts, especially podcasts about people who are pushing their boundaries, becoming wealthy through the principles of personal finance, and doing unique jobs and side hustles in pursuit of success.
Here are 11 money and finance podcasts for your listening pleasure!
Marriage, Kids, and Money
Andy Hill hosts a fantastic show which talks about money success and family life.
Without money, there are so many things which are not possible – but with planning and learning about personal finance, you can get there.
Check out the Marriage, Kids and Money podcast here: Marriage, Kids, and Money
ChooseFI
Are you interested in financial freedom and financial independence? Would being able to walk away from your day job in 10-15 years interest you? How can you get started?
The ChooseFI podcast is all about financial independence and how everyday people are building wealth, retiring early, and now looking to influence and help others who are just starting their journey.
What is awesome about ChooseFI is the combination of episodes with interviews of highly successful individuals, but also episodes where Jonathan and Brad unpack the highlights from the previous episodes and draw wisdom from them.
The ChooseFI podcast will get you motivated and inspired to take action. Their interviewees are first in class, and the stories are amazingly interesting and great for someone interested in building wealth for the future. Check out the ChooseFI podcast here: motivation and inspiration for financial success, ChooseFI.
The Dave Ramsey Show
One of the most popular personal finance influencers out there, Dave Ramsey puts on an amazing show to help people become better financially through his 7 step plan.
Each week, he has 3 shows of totaling 3 hours of success stories, help, and more.
Check out The Dave Ramsey Show.
Stacking Benjamins
Live from Joe’s mom’s basement, it’s the Stacking Benjamins show!
The Stacking Benjamins show aims to make finance more approachable, interesting, and fun. At the end of the day, the hosts of the show, Joe and OG, want to make finance someone everyone takes seriously.
But, that’s not to say they won’t joke around with their guests and each other.
What’s amazing is the first bullet from The Stacking Benjamins Creed is Personal Finance is Personal – hey, that sounds familiar! Great minds think alike!
I really enjoy listening to this podcast as it is light hearted, but also provides some great advice. You want a laugh to go with some amazing information? Check out the Stacking Benjamins show here: Stacking Benjamins, light hearted perosonal finance advice!
Masters of Money
Why is talking about money taboo in 2018? When we open up to others and have tough discussions about money, great financial success can occur.
Masters of Money was created to do just that: help you become better financially.
Check out Masters of Money here: Masters of Money Podcast
FIRE Drill Podcast
Run by two enthusiastic and amazing young women, the FIRE Drill podcast is all about inspiring stories about financial independence and side hustles.
Are you interested in achieving financial independence through interesting and unique ways? The FIRE Drill Podcast is a great place to start. Each episode features a different, highly successful person who is on their way or is at financial independence.
Gwen and J, the hosts of the FIRE Drill Podcast, do a great job of keeping the conversation light, while also diving into the strategies and activities the interviewees are doing in their daily lives for financial success.
This podcast is more focused towards Millennials, but the stories and people featured can help someone at any stage in their career and life. Check out FIRE Drill Podcast here: a podcast about financial independence and side hustles , FIRE Drill Podcast.
The Investor’s Field Guide
Patrick O’Shaughnessy is out to find the best ways for people to invest and build wealth for the future. Many of his guests are professional investors in many different markets, though he also brings in other non-professional investors to share their story.
Check out The Investor’s Field Guide podcast here: Investor Field Guide.
The Financial Independence Podcast
On the way to financial independence, there are many tips and tricks you need to know. The Mad Fientist brings on amazing guests who have achieved or are on their way to achieving the ultimate goal of financial freedom and dissects their brain to understand better ways to build wealth.
If you are interested in early retirement and financial freedom, you’ll definitely want to check out this podcast: Financial Independence Podcast
Millennial Money Minutes
These days, we can’t seem to focus for more than 10 minutes on a single subject. That’s fine – Millennial Money Minutes are quick hitting episodes where the hosts, Grant and Matt distill tough personal finance topics in 5 minutes or less.
There’s so much to learn in the world of personal finance – listening to the Millennial Monday Minutes will help your knowledge base as you look to grow your financial education.
Millennial Money Minutes is geared towards Millennials (as the title suggests), but again, will be helpful to all people trying to build wealth. In addition, the hosts are highly successful Millennials with great stories. Check out Millennial Money Minutes here: Millennial Money Minutes, focused advice for people wanting financial success.
Moneysplained
Moneysplained has one purpose: clarity. There are so many confusing concepts, products, and strategies in the world of finance. Moneysplained looks to shed light on these concepts.
Ally-Jane, host of Moneysplained, talks about the basics of personal finance by performing a deep dive on a different subject each episode. For example, in one of her recent episodes, she did a deep dive on taxes for freelancers and had a CPA on the phone with her – very interesting for a small business owner like me.
I’m excited to see what the results of her work in 2018. Moneysplained is relatively new, but is in a great spot to grow and influence in the coming year. Check out Moneysplained here: Moneysplained, a top personal finance podcast.
The Real Estate Guys Radio Show
Real estate investing is complicated, but it’s not too complex. Learning the basics, but even getting into some of the more difficult concepts can be done, and the Real Estate Guys are here to guide you along the way.
This fun and informative show is hosted by two professionals in the industry, and have been broadcasting for over twenty years!
Learn real estate here: The Real Estate Guys
Hope You Enjoy This Awesome Collection of Personal Finance Blogs, Books and Podcasts
Education should not end after high school or college.
Every day we have another opportunity to learn and become better.
With this collection of 200+ personal finance resources, you have a fantastic base to go out and become financially successful.
Readers: what are some of your favorite personal finance blogs, books, podcasts, and apps? Did I miss anyone?
Erik
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Awesome list! I’d add Dave Ramsey’s book The Total Money Makeover for anyone looking to crush debt and Personal Capital as my favorite money tool.
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Thanks Brian! I was originally going to throw some tools on here too, but ran out of time (and energy :))
What a great resource! Thanks for putting this list together.
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You are welcome Gary and thanks for stopping by 🙂
Wow, such a great resource Erik, so comprehensive – must have taken you ages to put together!
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Thanks Ms ZiYou for stopping by and I’m glad you enjoyed it!
Holy cow Erik. That is a “master”ful list of resources. I will have to bookmark and come back to this one as a reference resource. Thanks for including DD. Tom
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You have a great blog! You deserved the inclusion 🙂 Have a good week
Killer list! Love how you created the blog display/sorting tool. You are learning some awesome skills! 🙂 And thanks for the inclusion.
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I’m glad you enjoyed it 🙂 I love giving credit where credit is due and you are welcome for the inclusion! Keep it going with your great content (and also on the new site Women Who Money! 🙂 )
This is an incredible list of resources! I’m sure your readers will find it to be extremely helpful. Thanks so much for including me!
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Thanks Matt! Keep up the great blogging – your inclusion is well deserved! 🙂
I’ll have to bookmark this! Thanks for including me on the list. I’m adding some of the books you mentioned to my reading list!
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You are welcome! Keep up the great content 🙂
What a fantastic resource. Thanks for the shout out!
Lisa
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You are welcome! 🙂
Thanks for the information
Wow! I’ve never seen such a comprehensive list!
I’d also include this blog post on Medicare, which helps people decide between original Medicare by itself (not advised), Medicare Advantage, or Medigap.
https://medicarequick.com/medicare-advantage-vs-medigap/
Because even if you are an early retiree, eventually you will need this information for yourself or a loved one.
Wow Erik! This is a very impressive post full of suggestions. I’ve read Rich Dad, Poor Dad as well as Think and Grow Rich. Out of the other books you recommend, which would you choose to read if you could only pick one of them?
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My favorite is The Slight Edge, because compounding is one of the most important concepts for building wealth for the long term, but The Richest Man in Babylon is my favorite finance book 🙂
I’ll check them both out… Thanks
Next I have to move on to all the blogs and podcasts in your list I haven’t come across before: there are quite a few… yikes!