Leveling Up Your Financial Literacy: Podcasts, Blogs & Books Worth Following

When you’re trying to make smarter money decisions, it can feel like there’s endless information out there and not all of it is trustworthy.

The good news? You don’t need to know everything about finance. You just need to know where to turn for reliable, relatable advice.

Here are some of my favorite resources to help you build financial confidence, one step at a time.

For Women

Her First $100K (Tori Dunlap)

• Podcast, blog, and social channels focused on helping women fight financial inequality.

• Covers everything from negotiating a raise to investing basics.

• Relatable, empowering, and approachable.

For LGBTQIA+ Households

Queer Money Podcast

• Hosted by David and John, it’s all about creating financial security within the LGBTQ+ community.

• Tackles real issues like debt, homebuying, and retirement planning from a queer perspective.

For Everyone

Investopedia

• Reliable, unbiased, and clear explanations of financial terms and strategies.

• Great for quick lookups when you hear jargon you don’t understand.

The Psychology of Money (Morgan Housel)

• A book that explores how our emotions and behaviors shape financial decisions.

• A reminder that money isn’t just math, it’s mindset.

How to Use These Resources

• Pick one podcast to listen to on your commute.

• Bookmark a blog for reference.

• Choose a book to read over the next month.

Small, consistent learning adds up, just like compound interest.

Try This Today

• Choose one new financial resource from the list above.

• Spend 20 minutes this week listening, reading, or learning.

• Jot down one idea that resonates with you and take one small action from it.

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Katie’s Key Takeaway

Financial literacy is a lifelong journey. The more you learn, the more empowered you feel to make decisions that align with your values and goals.