I found Stefanie O’Connell Rodriguez through her other media accounts and truly enjoy her presentation. A great place to start with confidence on the most basic questions on personal finance.

I love that a variety of voices and perspectives are shared. I think that the issues addressed are varied and relatable and the advice is actually practical and usable. On so many money podcasts the host and guests can seem holier than thou but Stefanie is non-judgmental and relatable.

I like this show a lot, but wonder why old content gets recycled as an “Encore” so often? I wish only new content would come up in my feed - if I want to find a old episode again, I can simply search for it.

Informative, well-researched, relatable

My wife isn’t a fan of podcasts, she’s also not that big of a fan of listening to them while we drive, but she will listen to Stefanie, express if she agrees and actually pay attention!! I just get to listen about other people in situations like mine, or that I already been in and think about the advice! Great podcast format.

I don’t like most podcasts because rambling conversations are a popular format. I love how well produced, concise, and thoughtful this podcast is. I’ve listened to almost all of them and enjoy learning about personal finance from people being vulnerable by sharing relatable money stories.

Very relatable podcast, I’ve really enjoyed the topics covered. There are a lot of personal finance podcasts out there, and I’ve listened to most of them. I really like that this podcast is relatable and actionable. The episodes give clear steps that folks can take to improve their finances.

Love listening to money related matters being broken down in ways that so many more of us can understand!

I love this podcast; I always look forward to another episode about how to better manage my money. Keep up the good work!

I understand this is a finance podcast, but the negative way the expert talked about renters unable to pay rent due to the pandemic was upsetting. As someone who experienced job loss last year, let’s try to have a little empathy and understanding for people who are struggling, especially when we’re talking about whether someone is in a position to afford owning -two homes-. There are probably more renters than landlords listening to this podcast.