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Money Unplugged with Chris Hill

Chris Hill
Personal Finance
Investing
Financial Literacy
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Money
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Financial Education
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Index Funds
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Financial Insights
Financial Anxiety
CNBC
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Corporate Governance
Film Criticism
Real Estate
Patience

Save, Spend, Invest, Stocks, Real Estate. Everyone has a relationship with money.

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Tyler Gardner grew up eating Cheerios from a bag on a Vermont ski slope while other kids bought hot chocolate. That early lesson about money — absorbed more than taught — sent him on one of the more unconventional paths in personal finance: from stea... more

Andy Hill hit a million-dollar net worth — and the first thing he did was sell part of his brokerage account and buy a Ford Mustang. It's the kind of decision that makes more sense once you understand how he got there.

The host of the “Marriage Kids ... more

Getting burned on a bad investment early in life can do one of two things: swear you off investing forever, or teach you exactly what kind of investor you want to become. For Laura Adams, it did the latter.

Host of the Money Girl podcast — one of the... more

The best job is one you love. The second best? One you hate.

Organizational psychologist Alison Fragale learned this the hard way — trading a McKinsey consulting career she couldn't stand for a Stanford PhD and a calling she never would have found o... more

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Recent Guests

Laura Adams
Host of Money Girl, author, and personal finance educator
Money Girl / Quick and Dirty Tips
Episode: I Fell for a Ponzi Scheme in My 20s. Here’s What It Taught Me About Investing. (Laura Adams)
Alison Fragale
Behavioral scientist and author of Likeable Badass
Independent/author
Episode: Why Hating Your Job Might Be the Best Thing That Ever Happened to You (Alison Fragale)
Matt Argersinger
Senior investing analyst at The Motley Fool
The Motley Fool
Episode: The Investing Strategy That Quietly Outperforms — and Almost Nobody Under 40 Uses (Matt Argersinger)
Douglas Boneparth
Certified financial planner and president of Bonefide Wealth
Bonefide Wealth
Episode: The Day I Landed in New York, Bear Stearns Collapsed (Douglas Boneparth)
Tim Hanson
President and chief investment officer of Permanent Equity
Permanent Equity
Episode: The Difference Between Investing and Allocating Capital — And Why It Matters (Tim Hanson)
Beth Pinsker
Columnist at MarketWatch, certified financial planner, and author of 'My Mother's Money, A Guide to Financial Caregiving'
MarketWatch
Episode: Why Money Decisions Are Never Just About Math (Beth Pinsker)
Denise Coursey
Fourth-degree black belt in karate and co-owner of Virginia Dojo
Virginia Dojo
Episode: She Built a Life Around Karate and Money. Here's What They Have in Common. (Denise Coursey)
Carl Richards
Financial planner, author, and known for simplifying financial concepts through sketches.
New York Times, Author of multiple books on personal finance
Episode: Why Reaching Your Money "Number" Rarely Brings Peace of Mind (Carl Richards)
Cullen Roche
Founder and Chief Investment Officer of Discipline Funds
Discipline Funds
Episode: The Financial Industry Keeps Getting This Wrong — And It's Costing You (Cullen Roche)

Host

Chris Hill
Host of Money Unplugged, Chris Hill guides listeners through discussions about their financial journeys, focusing on relatable insights and lessons from guests' diverse experiences with money.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 179 ratings
  • Thanks for gift of Apropos of Nothing

    Thanks for the fun Apropos of Nothing discussions. Personally, I think Kringle Global Enterprises (KGE) is a hidden fourth credit reporting bureau and provider of background checks. Revenue is not reported because government customers prohibit it. Also expect that Deep Throat was a KGE employee; however, his leaks from the naughty list were directed by the "big man" himself.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    RandomLake2
    United States3 months ago
  • The Title Says It All

    This show is about money. This show is discussions with people, you may or may not have heard of, many of whom are considered to be money experts. But it’s unplugged; it’s not them telling YOU how to handle money; it’s them telling about how they came to understand money and how it affects life — THEIR life.

    Chris is a great interviewer with years of experience and connections from hosting Motley Fool Money. Fool’s might consider some of the episodes as mashups of a MFM interview and an Apropo... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Fixedon66
    United States4 months ago
  • Great interviews with dynamic guests

    Chris has been a favorite pod host of mine for many years. I love these conversations he’s having with interesting people about the personal side of money.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jay in ARL VA
    United States4 months ago
  • Enjoyable and fun

    Don’t be a fool and pass on this podcast. Go listen. Chris offers a motley list of enjoyable guests.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    PotomacPodBoy
    United States5 months ago
  • Love this

    Chris Hill has always had a fascinating way of making it fun to think about money and finances. In his new podcast, he has the freedom to talk to the people that he finds interesting. I am truly enjoying it.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Dr prosperity
    United States6 months ago

Listeners Say

Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

Listeners appreciate the engaging and relatable content that combines expert advice with personal stories about money.
Several reviews highlight the depth of conversation and the quality of guest selections, noting they provide valuable insights into personal finance and investing.
The host's experience and style make it easy to follow along, and many feel a strong connection to the discussions about financial decision-making.

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

I Fell for a Ponzi Scheme in My 20s. Here’s What It Taught Me About Investing. (Laura Adams)
Q: What is one thing about money you wish you knew earlier in life?
The best investments are boring and simple, and they don't require esoteric knowledge, which is why broad diversification and indexing have become my core approach to investing.
I Fell for a Ponzi Scheme in My 20s. Here’s What It Taught Me About Investing. (Laura Adams)
Q: Have you ever made a purchase you regret that you still think about?
I don't have many purchase regrets, but I do have an investment regret from my 20s involving a Ponzi scheme; it taught me to distrust too-good-to-be-true returns and to focus on solid, research-backed investments.
I Fell for a Ponzi Scheme in My 20s. Here’s What It Taught Me About Investing. (Laura Adams)
Q: What is a thing you have bought that makes you happy, and is it a pair of shoes?
A designer handbag is a happiness trigger, though I still love thrifted, secondhand designer items because that mix of quality and value feels like a smarter splurge.
The Investing Strategy That Quietly Outperforms — and Almost Nobody Under 40 Uses (Matt Argersinger)
Q: What's a memorable financial lesson you learned early on?
The failure of Wang Laboratories after investing $500 taught him the importance of diversification and due diligence over time, shaping his cautious, education-first investing approach.
The Investing Strategy That Quietly Outperforms — and Almost Nobody Under 40 Uses (Matt Argersinger)
Q: What's your view on dividend investing for someone starting out?
He argues that dividend-paying stocks have historically outperformed over the long term and should be part of a young investor's portfolio to balance growth and risk.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Money Unplugged

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

Focused on personal finance and the diverse relationships individuals have with money, the content features engaging conversations with a variety of guests, including financial experts, authors, and entrepreneurs. Episodes explore both the practical applications of financial strategies and the emotional aspects tied to money, revealing how personal experiences shape financial behaviors and beliefs.

What distinguishes this series is its informal yet insightful approach. The host brings a conversational style to discussions, allowing guests to share their unique journeys and perspectives on financial literacy, investment, and personal empowerment. With a blend of expertise and personal anecdotes, the podcast appeals to listeners seeking rela... more

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2. Alison Fragale
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