23 Best Personal Finance Podcasts for Kids to Listen to (2026)

Million Bazillion is a podcast from Marketplace that inspires families to talk about money. Described as 'a godsend for anyone who knows a little kid with big questions about money,' by The New York Times, the podcast tackles questions from: 'What is cryptocurrency?' to 'How do I save money?' and 'How does inflation work?' Hosts Ryan Perez and Bridget Bodnar take listeners on an awesome adventure to answer the awkward, complex, and sometimes surprising money questions from real kids. Million Bazillion is funded in part by the Sy Syms Foundation, partnering with organizations and people working for a better and more just future since 1985. And special thanks to The Ranzetta Family Charitable Fund and Next Gen Personal Finance for providing the start-up funding for this podcast, and continuing to support Marketplace in our work to make younger audiences smarter about the economy. more

This podcast is for people raising and educating girls and young women, and explores the importance of early financial literacy.What should we be teaching girls so that they can gain skills and confidence in their own financial journey?Marina Batliwalla, a mother of three and a financial professional for over 20 years, uncovers the human experience of raising, educating, and inspiring girls financially, one story at a time. more

Are you a parent looking to raise money-smart kids so that you can give them the best shot at taking control of their financial future? The MoneyDad Podcast is dedicated to helping you do just that. Join Justin Chung, as he interviews like-minded parents, successful entrepreneurs, personal finance experts, best-selling authors and educators to share their stories, strategies, tactics and mindset secrets so that you can help your kids build a strong financial foundation and learn good money skills and habits. You'll learn mistakes to avoid, creative ways to explore financial literacy concepts, tips on how to have more money conversations and wealth building and management strategies so that you can teach your kids to win the money game. Hit subscribe to join the conversation and get ready to change your life, and your kids' lives! more

Welcome to the finance podcast for adults and kids. Mak and G are 11-year old twins and they're going to teach you, and your kids, all about money. Each bite-sized 'minisode' tackles a financial topic like Piggy Bank Origins, The Value of Money (and how to conserve), What's An Allowance, and more. Because they're short, you can listen in the car on the way to soccer practice, dance, gymnastics or even school. Mak and G talk to the kids and 'Dad' chimes in with his 2 cents at the end so both parents and kids can put what they learned into practice. It's fun financial education for everyone. more

Welcome to the Cash Kid Podcast! I'm here to teach kids and adults the financial literacy skills they need to start saving money early. Join us as we interview experts and explore topics to take that piggy bank to a real bank and start investing today to watch your money grow. 'Cash Kids' are kids who at a young age have an entrepreneurial mindset and good financial skills to use their passions, hobbies, and skills to earn money. Just remember, anyone can be a 'Cash Kid,' you just have to learn how to become one. So let's be the generation to grow the greatest wealth and be the most financially literate. From financial skills to getting your first job, to investing in the stock market, we'll cover it here on the Cash Kid Podcast. more

Are you ready to empower your kids to have good money smarts? The Kids' Money & More podcast is an educational, entertaining and unique way for your kids to start or strengthen their own money smart journey. Host Anisa is joined by her two sons, Kian & Ryan for some entertaining money conversations. Their goal? To help kids learn how to make smart money decisions from a young age. Filled with real life examples and simple explanations, each episode will help your child explore a variety of money topics. They start off with the basics like 'why we need money', 'spending, saving & donating' and understanding the difference between 'needs and wants'. Then they move onto explaining topics like budgeting, SMART money goals, banks and interest. Want to know more? Subscribe to this podcast and then head over to the website Click here kidsmoneyandmore to check out the blog and suggested follow up activities. more

The Art of Allowance Podcast is hosted by John Lanza, the author of 'The Art of Allowance: A Short, Practical Guide to Raising Money-Smart, Money-Empowered Kids.' John is also the Chief Mammal and Creator of The Money Mammals, the award-winning DVD and picture book series that helps get kids excited about money smarts. In the Art of Allowance podcast, John interviews parents and other youth money experts to discuss tools, tactics and tricks that families can pick and choose from to help them raise financially literate, money-smart and money-empowered kids (from birth to teen). more

Fun, informative and concise episodes by a 10-year old, breaking down complex financial concepts in a way that kids and beginners can understand. Episodes cover personal finance topics like saving, investing, banking, credit cards, insurance, real estate, mortgage, retirement planning, 401k, stocks, bonds, income tax, and more, and are in the form of a conversation between a cowboy (a finance novice) and his friend, a stock broker. Making finance your friend, only at Easy Peasy Finance. A little bit about me: I have been fascinated with the world of personal finance since I was 6! I love to read personal finance books, and keep myself updated on the latest by reading various personal finance magazines. My friends often ask me questions about finance because they find it complex and intimidating. That's what inspired me to start my YouTube channel called Easy Peasy Finance when I was 8, and this podcast 2 years later. more

Most Canadian parents want to teach their kids about money but don't always know where to start. Financial professionals often talk over our heads. School often doesn't cover finances. And parenting is already busy and overwhelming This podcast was created to meet parents where they are with empathy, clarity, and no shame. It's about learning together, one simple idea at a time. more

A weekly podcast for parents who want to guide their kids on the path to financial independence and extraordinary lives.       Join us for wide-ranging conversations about teaching kids the habits and skills they need to reach financial independence and retire early.  Combining basic financial smarts with self-knowledge, guide your kids to create lives that bring them deep fulfillment and joy.      We bring you insightful interviews with financial experts, parents, behavioral experts, kids, and those that have achieved F.I. (financial independence) in their 30s, 40s, and 50s simply by working regular jobs, being smart with their money, and prioritizing the things in life that they value most.   more

Teens have enough to think about while growing up, such as societal pressures from peers, parents, family and more. So how can young people set themselves up for financial success? Join host Olivia Mattson as she interviews fellow teens and local experts in the financial world, and explore ways to save, budget, and understand the importance and responsibility of managing money for the future.Teen Money Matters is supported by the Dexter F. and Dorothy H. Baker Foundation, who believes youth financial literacy contributes to a young person's lifelong success and, invites you to join them in supporting the success of Lehigh Valley youth. more

'My Two Cents' makes sense of the financial world with real talk, relatable stories, and practical advice you can actually use. Whether you're a teen just starting out or a young adult ready to take control of your money, this podcast gives you the mindset, tools, and tips to build a financially confident future and build your financial identity. Hear from students, entrepreneurs, and experts as we break down how to make smart money moves, starting today. more

Ever wondered how people in-the-know teach their kids about money?How do high-finance experts and prominent and higher-paid Aussies make their kids money smart?Well, Minted Kids goes behind the scenes WITH their kids to reveal what works (and sometimes doesn't work!) for them. So you can see how to set up your own kids for success. more

Next Gen Personal Finance (NGPF) is a nonprofit committed to guaranteeing that all U.S. high school students receive a personal finance course prior to graduating. NGPF has become the number one source for over 115,000 educators looking for high-quality, engaging personal finance curriculum to equip students with the skills they need to thrive in the future. The organization invests in teacher professional development with live Virtual Professional Development, 11 Certification Courses, and 40+ asynchronous On-Demand modules. All of its curriculum and professional development is provided at no cost. NGPF has been recognized by Common Sense Education as a 'Top Website for Teachers to Find Lesson Plans' and also named NGPF a 'Selection for Learning.' Visit ngpf.org for more. more

Have you ever wondered why money exists or how to start your own business? Join Alexia and Julia on 'Money Smart Kids,' a fun and educational podcast that explores fascinating questions about finance from a kid's perspective. Each week, our young hosts dive into topics like saving, spending, and even investing, making complex money concepts easy for children to understand. From learning about budgeting to understanding the difference between needs and wants, this podcast is packed with valuable lessons for young listeners. more

In this podcast, we help parents and grandparents meet the challenge of preparing children for the future. We do this by offering an expanded idea of wealth, embracing the family's intellectual, social, and human capital as well as their financial capital, or FISH assets as we think of them. Join us to explore financial education as Joline and her guests introduce ideas and strategies to empower, provoke, and support families preparing kids—from early childhood to young adulthood- for futures we can barely imagine. more

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The Young Bull teaches financial literacy and money tips for Gen Z, helping teens and young adults learn how to save, budget, build credit, invest, and manage money wisely. Each episode breaks down personal finance, taxes, and real-world money skills in simple, relatable ways. more

Money affects our lives long before anyone teaches us how it really works. The Babalata Podcast Money for Teens brings honest, direct, and real conversations about money, mindset, and habits—designed especially for young people who want clarity, not pressure. 💡 Hosted by Eli Bavli, 15 , this podcast changes the usual dynamic. Founders, investors, and successful people sit down to answer the questions teens and young adults actually care about —openly, seriously, and without talking down. Each episode explores: Money habits that shape real life 💰 Mindset, confidence, and decision-making 🧠 Mistakes, lessons, and growth no one usually shares This isn't about hype or shortcuts. It's about learning early, thinking clearly, and building healthy financial habits that last. 🌱 Made for teens, young adults, and parents , the podcast is part of Babalata's mission to help the next generation grow—financially and mentally—with trust and understanding. If you've ever felt: 'This is for me.' 'I've never seen this before.' 'I want to understand money, not fear it.' You're in the right place. 🎧 Listen. Subscribe. Follow. more

Discover the exciting world of finance with 'Family Finance Fun', hosted by the inspiring Sarah Powers. Designed specifically for parents of young children, this podcast pairs education with entertainment, making financial literacy accessible for all. Sarah's friendly tone and simple explanations will demystify saving and investing, empowering families to embark on their financial journey together. Through engaging examples and creative homework assignments, households can explore the importance of starting early and cultivating good money habits. Imagine your kids saving their allowance to contribute to a family outing or project—it's not just a dream, but a reality Sarah helps create through captivating discussions. Join the adventure that makes finance fun for the whole family! more

In this episode of Teaching Kids About Money with Fexingo, Lucas and Luna explore how families can use simple, everyday moments to build financial literacy in children. They discuss the psychology of money habits formed before age seven, citing research from the University of Cambridge, and move through practical strategies: introducing three-jar systems for saving, spending, and sharing; using allowance as a teaching tool rather than a chore reward; and framing delayed gratification through concrete examples like saving for a Lego set. Lucas references the work of Ron Lieber, author of 'The Opposite of Spoiled,' while Luna shares how her own parents used a family economy model. The conversation avoids generic platitudes—instead, it drills into specific techniques: how to handle when a child wants to blow their entire savings on a cheap toy, when to open a junior bank account, and why talking about household budgeting openly can demystify money. Lucas and Luna also tackle tough topics like siblings with different money personalities, and how to talk about charitable giving without guilt. The episode closes with a tension: how do you give your children a sense of financial agency while still protecting them from the consequences of major mistakes?#FinancialLiteracy #KidsAndMoney #ParentingFinance #TeachingKidsAboutMoney #Allowance #SavingSpendingSharing #ThreeJars #DelayedGratification #RonLieber #FamilyEconomy #JuniorBankAccount #MoneyHabits #ChildrenAndFinance #MoneyMindsets #FexingoBusiness #BusinessPodcast #Finance #EducationKeep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo more

Let's Play Money is the podcast that helps parents and grandparents raise money-smart kids through play, storytelling, and simple coaching conversations. Hosted by certified coach and children's author Mara Williams, each 20 30 minute episode blends creativity with practicality — turning everyday moments into powerful money lessons for kids. From a farmers market business to bake sales to pet-sitting, Mara's playful, story-based approach makes financial literacy fun, easy to understand, and engaging for the whole family. Each episode begins with a guest sharing their first money memory, explores a topic from Mara's Financial Literacy Triangle (play, literacy, coaching), and wraps up with a lightning round inspired by her book series, The Little Books of Big Business . Because money lessons don't need to be boring — they just need to begin. more

A No-Fluff, Real-Talk Podcast for Parents Who Want to Master Their Money & Raise Financially Savvy KidsWelcome to The Money Dad Podcast — the audio companion to the popular Money Dad blog and newsletter. Hosted by a dad, certified financial planner, and personal finance coach who's been in the budgeting trenches, this show is all about helping busy parents build wealth, ditch debt, and raise kids who understand how money works. more