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DIY Money | Personal Finance, Budgeting, Debt, Savings, Investing

DIY Money
Budgeting
Investing
Personal Finance
Financial Planning
Roth IRA
Emergency Fund
Retirement Planning
Financial Literacy
Debt Management
Investment Strategies
Stock Market
Savings
Social Security
Health Savings Account
S&P 500
Credit Score
Investment Accounts
401(k)
Estate Planning
Capital Gains Tax

Budgeting, Savings, Investing, Wealth Management for those that choose to Do It Yourself. Disclosures The DIY Money podcast and related content including our website, social media, educational tools, and any published materials are intended for general informational and educational purposes only. They do not constitute financial, legal, tax, or accounting advice. Listeners and viewers should not a... more

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Recent Guests

Abe Froman
Avid listener who submitted a question; the Sausage King of Chicago
Sausage King of Chicago
Episode: DIY Money Jr - Choosing Your Investments
Kanal Patel
Investor from New Jersey
Independent investor
Episode: Changing Your Investment Funds
Jacob Thompson
Guest of the show, fan of the show
Episode: Time IN the Market
Fame Goldie
Listener from Louisiana asking about college aid
Listener / caller
Episode: College Aid Calculations
Katie Hawes
Student of the host and a listener who submitted the question
Episode: With Who Should I Invest?
Megan Featherston
Sports dietitian and founder of Featherstone Nutrition
Featherstone Nutrition
Episode: DIY Interview - Meghann Featherstun
A. Howard
CPA specializing in tax implications of investments
Episode: All About Investments - Taxes and Accounts
Allie Howard
CPA and expert in tax matters
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Episode: Moving States in a Tax Year
Kelly Cullinan
Listener from Saratoga Springs, New York
Episode: All About Mortgages

Hosts

Allie
Financial professional discussing personal finance, investing, and wealth management
Logan
Financial professional discussing portfolio construction and investment risk
Quint
Financial professional discussing personal finance, investing, and wealth management

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 1.6k ratings
  • Quality podcast with wise insights

    Great to hear them weekly and know they are not influenced by selfish outside influences

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Cjbtttttt
    United States9 months ago
  • Thank you!

    Feeling helpless about my financial situation I looked up “budgeting podcast” to find some guidance on where to start and your episode “back to the basics- budgeting” came up. I listened to your whole back to the basics series and am I’m now working my way through the rest of your episodes. I hope you guys know how meaningful the work you’re doing is. As a young adult who has no clue what she’s doing when it comes to money, and no one to ask for help or advice from, listening to you guys gives m... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    CaitlynG2000
    Canadaa year ago
  • Useful and Personable

    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 ... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    SSauce Texas
    United Statesa year ago
  • Meh

    The chatter is annoying. It almost feels like bro culture and I’m not here for it. I don’t care about marathons or that you gave up caffeine. Content is good, but leaving cause the chatter is annoying as humanely possible.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Nap3378
    United States2 years ago
  • Get to the point

    I found this podcast, not as informative as it could have been. It seemed like the hosts were more interested in having a conversation and carrying on versus discussing the topic at hand. The first settlements of podcast I didn’t get on topic. I had to turn off halfway through. If you want to hear banter and not learn, this is likely podcast for you.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Vince V 2019
    United States2 years ago

Listeners Say

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Listeners appreciate coverage that ranges from beginner basics to detailed questions about investing, taxes, and retirement.
Personal stories and the hosts' relatable, personable energy make financial topics easier to follow.
Listeners value the clear, practical explanations and say the guidance has improved their financial literacy and confidence.
Some listeners find the opening banter and unrelated personal anecdotes too long, and want the financial topic sooner.

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DIY Money Jr - What is Investing?
Q: I want to know what is investing?
Allie explains investing as setting aside resources now for future growth, including money and time. Logan adds that investing in stocks means owning part of companies that work to create value for shareholders, while diversified investments such as the S&P 500 represent exposure to a broad group of companies.
DIY Money Jr: Turning a Job into a Business
Q: I have a bike business in my neighborhood where I fix bikes for people, and I just really want to know how they expand my business because I've been getting lots of customers and I just want to make more money and really make it into a full-grown business. How can I do that?
Quint recommends training other mechanics, expanding into buying and reselling used bikes, and eventually offering repairs, rentals, and bike sales. He and Logan also suggest using social media to attract customers and saving and investing some of the income.
Hyper Aggressive Strategy
Q: For an aggressive investor with a higher appetite for risk, how would you strategically deviate from traditional asset allocation models to maximize growth? Does Jewel Financial allow clients to go outside of traditional investment lines if they are demanding a very aggressive approach, including the possibility of carefully considered cryptocurrencies?
Logan and Allie explain that higher risk does not automatically mean higher returns. They advise considering expected return, potential losses, position sizing, diversification, and how investments correlate within the portfolio. Logan says the firm can make strategic allocation decisions but generally focuses on plans suited to clients' needs rather than highly aggressive trading.
How to Get Started Early?
Q: How can I set my son on a strong financial path over the next few years and into the future? Beyond setting aside money for his education, what concepts can I start teaching him from an early age and at what ages? How can I talk about finance or narrate my actions such as paying bills when my son's around?
Quint recommends discussing money and household choices openly, setting clear expectations around gifts and spending, and using real-life opportunities to help children practice managing money. Logan suggests involving children in saving and investing decisions as they grow, making those experiences tangible rather than simulated. Quint emphasizes that children absorb habits by observing their parents.
Periodic Expenses
Q: As I plan for retirement, should I also begin setting aside money now for larger long-term expenses, such as replacing a car or a roof that I know will eventually come up when I no longer have my current income? In addition to retirement accounts, does it make sense to build a separate brokerage account or reserves specifically for those future expenses?
Allie advises against investing money needed within five years and treats predictable costs as monthly expenses. Quint recommends a retirement emergency fund of about a year's expenses rather than trying to pre-fund every possible future repair. They suggest deciding how to pay and replenish reserves when an expense occurs, considering the person's plan, market conditions and taxes.

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What is DIY Money about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Practical personal finance conversations cover budgeting, saving, investing, retirement planning, taxes, and everyday money decisions. Allie, Logan, and Quint explain financial concepts in accessible terms, often answering questions from listeners and young people with concrete examples and trade-offs. Topics range from foundational habits and diversified investing to more technical questions about employee stock plans, fund fees, and portfolio risk. The format combines focused guidance with personal stories and informal conversation, making complex subjects approachable for people managing their own finances. Regular children's questions add a financial-literacy angle, while market updates connect investment principles to current economic ... more

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1. The Personal Finance Podcast
2. Your Money, Your Wealth
3. Money Guy Show
4. NerdWallet's Smart Money Podcast
5. Catching Up to FI

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DIY Money launched 8 years ago and published 978 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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1. Abe Froman
2. Kanal Patel
3. Jacob Thompson
4. Fame Goldie
5. Katie Hawes
6. Megan Featherston
7. A. Howard
8. Allie Howard

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