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My go to financial guru
I started listening to your podcast in early 2023. And boy I tell you it’s amazing. I’m starting to save money like crazy and besides I don’t see myself struggling with money as other people around me do. I consider myself very lucky for finding your podcast and hopefully benefit me to be more financially stable in the future

Great
Andrew is great at all things finance. He’s been one of the main voices in my financial journey because of his wealth of knowledge

Great show!
The host is not just well-versed in his subjects but also genuinely enthusiastic, turning the learning process into an engaging and fun experience.

Excellent podcast even for beginners
I love this podcast! I’m very new to financial literacy and this podcast has helped me so much. I am now able to manage my husband and I’s finances so that we can reach our financial goals. he uses really simple terms and is an excellent educator. I really appreciate his transparency as well. Cannot recommend this podcast enough.

Great intro to finance podcast
Listened to the whole backlog and helped me find other podcasts

Great content with speed talker
Great content! I discovered this podcast while listening to Andrew on The Stacking Benjamins. He’s fresh with topics, which can be a challenge in the FI community. I would leave five stars but he’s a bit of a speed talker. Need to slow it down and relax. That being said, it’s a show which I will continue to follow!

Your New Favorite Show!
This is a 5-star wealth-building resource that empowers listeners with true, tested, actionable tips! I’m so grateful I’ve found this show! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Stunning podcast
Hi I’m Fernando from Honduras, I didn’t know nothing about investment and emergency fund etc, now I started out to set up my emergency funds pay my debts off, all of it because of this podcast.

Love your podcast!
I’ve been following along for years and love your podcasts. Not that I am retiring anytime soon, I’m only 29, but could you do a episode on when it comes time to retire how you go about withdrawing from all of your accounts? What taxes on the investments that you have looks like and drawing from ETFs, mutual fund and index funds? I understand contributing to your investments, but I still have some questions when it comes time to sell, withdraw, and retire.

A must listen!
I have binge listening to this podcast as I work on getting my financial life in order and it’s been so helpful. It serves as a reminder that schools don’t teach enough about personal finance, budgeting, and wealth management to help break generational cycles of poor money decisions. Every episode I listen to the more confident and empowered I feel to take control of my finances! Thank you!

Great info and easy to understand
Andrew gives useful information that is easy to understand for someone who is just getting started on their money journey. He’s also responsive to messages and emails. Thanks for all the great content.

So much helpful advice!
Felt like I was living paycheck to paycheck, and not accumulating anything later for life. Listening to Personal Finance Podcast has helped me put a plan together and how to prioritize between different savings options!

Financial Freedom Lives Here!
Honestly, you’re missing out on some revenue stream by not listening to this podcast. Have millions? Maybe that’s not a big deal and you could write the show’s next episode. For most of us? This podcast is the financial sense we wish we had sooner. Do yourself, your spouse, your kids, and your grandkids a solid, and don’t waste any more time gaining financial independence and generation wealth. listen. Every. Single. Episode. is impactful, encouraging, and applicable. Tune in, do the work, and there will be something you learn here that can add some zeros to your bank account. (PS: I’m born and raised in the 727! I love that you’re a Tampa Bay dude.)

My #1 Podcast
I’ve been listening for over a year now and I’m still learning new content each time. The clarity of the content and real life examples make the topics easy to understand, even for people who don’t have an extensive financial background. This podcast is great!

Glad I found you
Just came across this show while trying to find financial content. I know kinda right away if I’m going to like a podcast or not. Andrews energy and knowledge right off the bat is where I needed to be. Well spoken. Clear voice. I love the examples right after his spiel. Gives you a better understanding. I will be binging this until I catch up as I’m way behind. Thank you for sharing your knowledge sir.

Long time listener but…
I have been listening to the podcast since the beginning and love the content. However, the ads have increased to the point where it’s annoying. Sure, once you get use to where they are in the show you get good at skipping the adds, but has turned me off to listening weekly.

Great podcast, great real life tips
Love what you have done with the podcast! Look forward to when each new episode comes out! Great tips for those that are not in the finance world!

Explains topics well!
Love listening to his topics from child care to even an IUL,which i almost was tempted to open up and now i may wait and do more research.

Worth the listen!
Good content, relevant topics and questions, and efficient and effective personal finance coaching.

Sometimes helpful, but unrealistic for many
The show provides a lot of good info. But I think a lot of the advice is unrealistic for people who live in a high cost of living area. Stating that someone should never pay more than 30% of net income for housing is totally unrealistic for someone in San Francisco, DC, NYC, etc. I make well over 100k and that math would mean I couldn’t afford the average one bedroom apartment. And the host here literally says if you can’t make 30% work, you need to earn more money. So, when I make 200k I can maybe afford a 1 bedroom plus den? Is that the logic here? The math does. not. work. in big cities. I wish more finance people actually used realistic math and weren’t so prescriptive. Also, using net income to determine what you can afford, and then assuming if you go over 30% spending you won’t be saving enough, ignores the fact that net income will go down the more you save pretax (HSA/FSA, 401k, etc).

Love this podcast
Great content

Simple personal finance info
Simple yet practical personal finance info. Andrew does a great job of relaying hard to understand personal finance info into an easy to understand format. His podcasts are typically around 30 minutes so easy to listen to if you’re on the go which most people are. Would recommend to anyone looking to improve their personal finance knowledge.

Very practical investing advice.
I came across this podcast because I was looking to increase my financial knowledge listening while I work. Gave him a shot and he did not disappoint. He is entertaining, energetic all while increasing own investment in yourself. My only “con” is I wish the podcast were longer, because they are so informative and grabs my attention. So good job, Andrew! Keep up the great work! You have another addition to your audience.

Top 5
I’ve been listening for quite awhile now. This is one of my favorite podcasts

Love it
High energy. Smart approach. Not over complicated. Discusses the things that are important to me.

Very helpful!
One of my favorite personal finance podcasts

Love it!
I’m really enjoying listening to this podcast and am learning a ton on how to invest for my family’s future!

How to Generate a Second Income with YouTube /Graham Cochrane
So much great content for entrepreneurs in this episode even if you don’t want to use YouTube! I’m a bit stuck with my current business model and this episode set off some SPARKS!! Lots of notes - thanks so much!

Great Financial Podcast!
Andrew does a great job presenting a valuable variety of financial topics, education and guests. He makes the show exciting with his enthusiasm and episode format. He is well studied and continues to develop himself through learning from others and his personal experiences. Highly recommended podcast. What I really also like is that Andrew shows the value of both stock market investing, moving up as an employee and increasing one’s income and small business/ private investing / self employed endeavors. Too often shows are either pro stock market and employee centric or anti employee (JOB = just under broke) and preach the way to wealth is through escaping being an employee and having leverage in business. It’s refreshing to hear from Andrew his perspective and input and encouraging the listener to make decisions based on their risk tolerance, values and life objectives. And reaffirming that so many paths can be successful.

Practical advice skewed toward younger audience
I like Andrew’s podcast but I find that I would skip some of his shows because he interviewed folks who made a lot of money doing something that I find I cannot relate nor could emulate. A lot of his shows will work for those listeners who are a lot younger than me (who is staring at retirement in 10 years, God willing). Maybe I am not his targeted audience, but I still find his shows educational and entertaining.