Despite having a few (really just one) controversial podcasts, Spotify actually has several that can be quite entertaining, perhaps even helpful. For instance, the streaming service has podcasts that can help you manage your finances, and here are a few.
1. 'My First Million'
The podcast is hosted by Sam Paar and Shaan Puri who talk about their own businesses, although, unlike some discussions, they don't stick to just one flow. They actually have real conversations that head from one topic to the next.
It's the kind of podcast that would get listeners engaged, especially with the logic that hanging out with successful people will let you understand their mindsets. Obviously, it's also that very mindset that led them to acquire the assets that they have now.
2. 'DIY Money'
Before you venture into a startup business, you'll need to know the basics, the possible outcomes, and the ways you can achieve your goals. Without the proper knowledge, your business might not take off or you might not get to your desired numbers.
In this podcast, hosts Quint Tatro and Daniel Czulno dive into topics like savings, investments, wealth management, debt to tax-loss harvesting, and personal finance, as mentioned in Podcastle. Each episode is approximately 15 minutes long in case you don't like long episodes.
3. 'Fast Money'
Understanding how the economy works is also as important as knowing how to spend your money wisely. After all, the current economic state will greatly affect how your business runs or how you can plan a budget that will not drain your bank account.
Hosted by Melissa Lee interviewing experts in the field, the topics discussed include the state, prediction, and analysis of the stock markets. The podcast created by CNBC also talks about investments and managing your personal finances with the help of people who kow what they're talking about.
4. 'Bankless'
Cryptocurrency is becoming more and more popular as time passes. There are now places that accept crypto as a legitimate form of payment, and soon enough, the world might just catch up. This possibility is enough to learn a little about digital currency.
In "Bankless," the hosts will not only talk about cryptocurrency but the decentralized world as well, according to Vadithya. They link the future of banking to digital currency along with topics like interest rates, inflation, and more. This could serve as a crash course when you choose to go into crypto.
5. 'How to Money'
If the big talks about the economy, business plans, cryptocurrency, and taxes bore you, then you can choose to listen to hosts Joel and Matt as they talk about everyday financial topics that can help you out. They are simple enough for people who just want sound advice.
Instead of large-scale financial prospects or themes, they dive into things like DIY investing, paying off debt, and money tricks to help you earn more or spend less, along with other forms of money lesions. Basically, they'll teach you how to manage your assets based on the lifestyle you're living.
