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I love this podcast and the energy from Quint, Allie, and Logan. Not only do they discuss relevant and useful financial information, their stories help you relate to them as a real person. Quint’s relationship with Allie reminds me of mine and one of my employees. The beginning episodes helped me build financial literacy. The later episodes dive into specific topics depending on the questions they receive. Every year they also review the basics again, which I love. Because of the podcast I have started tracking my finances, which was the FIRST step to my now financial independence (retired at 50). I have also learned to invest in taxable accounts in addition to just putting money in 401k. I am so grateful for their passion to help the world to be more financially literate. Thank you DIY Money.
I’ve been listening to DIY Money podcast for several years now and I’ve found their content to be critical to the success of my personal finance learning journey, debt payoff period, and now wealth-building phase. They don’t teach this stuff in school when you’re growing up. I’m so grateful for this crew of people who decided to teach all of us how to do and approach things the right way when it comes to money and money mindset. I love how accessible they make the different concepts - they demystify and make less scary so many things about finance that I had personally before found intimidating and obscure. I look forward to new episodes coming out each week and learning new things all the time here. Thanks Daniel, Quint, Allie, Logan, and the rest of the team behind the scenes who create these frequent little nuggets of wisdom. You. All. Rock.
Thanks for tackling topics starting with the basics and then delving into the details. Good for all levels.
I realized I’m listening to podcasts on happiness and health, but hadn’t started one on money. I wanted to find a non-marketing pitch podcast on investing and everything else and I’m a diy grrl financially, so this rocks! 2025: so inspired by the newest Back to Basics episodes. Love the additions of Logan and Allie (especially, she rocks!)
For a 17-minute episode, it was 6 minutes of talking about Chick-fil-a sandwiches at the beginning. I kid you not. I'd encourage people to listen to older material if it comes up in a search, but I don't see subscribing being valuable.
VERDICT: There are better personal finance podcast options like: “Your Money Your Wealth”, “Choose F.I.”, etc. PROs: Good financial advice. CONs: Way too much rambling about their personal lives and sophomoric “funny” sound effects.
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