5 Money Podcasts You Don’t Know About (But Definitely Should!)

In honour of World Podcast Day on the 30th of October, we’re celebrating by highlighting some incredible money podcasts that you may not have come across yet—but absolutely need to add to your playlist. These podcasts offer down-to-earth, actionable advice for anyone looking to take control of their finances. From getting out of debt to clever money hacks, these hidden gems are making a huge impact in the personal finance space.?

Whether you’re just getting started on your financial journey or looking for fresh inspiration, these podcasts are the perfect way to grow your money knowledge!?

1. Pennies to Pounds by Kia Commodore?

Kia Commodore 's Pennies to Pounds podcast is an excellent resource for young people wanting to take control of their finances. With topics ranging from student loans to investing and property, Kia offers practical, easy-to-digest advice that’s relatable and empowering. It’s perfect for anyone who feels daunted by the world of money and wants to learn how to navigate it.?

Listen: Spotify, Apple Podcasts, & Youtube?

Follow on Instagram: @pennies2pounds_?

2. Not Another Money Podcast by Tolu Frimpong?

Tolu Frimpong takes personal finance to another level with her insightful podcast Not Another Money Podcast. As a debt-free mom and money coach, Tolu uses her platform to teach financial literacy with a special focus on breaking free from debt and building wealth. Her personal experiences and guest interviews provide listeners with actionable advice and much-needed motivation to reach their financial goals.?

Listen: Spotify, Apple Podcasts, & Youtube?

Follow on Instagram: @tolufrimpong?

3. Be Clever With Your Cash by Andy Webb?

Andy Webb , an award-winning personal finance journalist, hosts Be Clever With Your Cash, which is packed with money-saving tips, budgeting tricks, and advice on how to make your cash go further. Andy’s down-to-earth style makes even complex financial topics accessible, helping you make smarter money decisions every day.?

Listen: Spotify, Apple Podcasts, & Youtube?

Follow on Instagram: @andyclevercash?

4. All Things Money by Olamide Majekodunmi

Olamide Majekodunmi 's All Things Money podcast is a one-stop shop for anyone interested in improving their financial literacy. Whether you want to learn about investing, saving, or how to boost your credit score, this podcast covers it all with practical tips and helpful insights. Ola breaks down complicated topics into manageable, easy-to-understand advice, making financial independence feel more achievable.?

Listen: Spotify, Apple Podcasts, & YouTube?

Follow on Instagram: @allthingsmoney_?

5. Money Talks – Your Monthly Finance Webinars?

We’ve been running our very own monthly webinars called Money Talks to help people like you learn more about managing money, budgeting, buying a home, and so much more. With special guests from Not Another Money Podcast’s Tolu Frimpong to a Director of a London financial planning office, Guy Skinner, you can be sure you’re getting the good stuff! Although this isn’t yet a traditional podcast, we’re excited to share that you can catch all our past webinars on YouTube and gain valuable insights into mastering your money!??

Listen: YouTube?

Follow on Instagram: @planesaevercu?

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These five podcasts may not be the biggest names in the podcast game, but they’re packed with value and insights you won’t want to miss. Whether you’re aiming to become debt-free, save smarter, or just be more informed about your finances, these shows are fantastic resources to help you along the way.?

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Plane Saver does not endorse any specific person for financial advice. This is purely educational and you should do your own research independently.?