Megan’s podcast is a fantastic way to stay up to date on the financial news affecting families. I look forward to going for my morning walk, listening to her soothing voice and coming away more informed. Her closing interviews help to bring all the facts to reality. Check out her podcast today!

I have tried for years to become more fiscally aware but had never been able to find someone who could explain it in an interesting, and concise manner. Megan breaks it down in a way that just makes sense. Her podcasts always have knowledgable panels that help deep dive into one specific issue. The information she provides is perfect for families and always seems relevant to today’s issues. Thanks, Megan!

This podcast has information for real American consumers. I’ve periodically tried to watch CNBC and Fox business news to try to understand what’s going on with the market and our economy, but those are so dry and seem to be geared towards high rollers and folks within the finance industry. This is understandable, applies to our real life situations, and respects your time with it’s weekly forty-five minutes to an hour format. It’s definitely been worth adding to my podcast rotation. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

My go-to finance explanation! Meghan breaks down complex topics so that I can understand them while balancing that busy mom life.

I love listening to this podcast! I learn so much and it’s explained in such a way that anyone can understand.

I think that this is an exceptionally good finance podcast. I am a graduate student pursuing a PhD in finance, and I have found Meghan’s explanations of various topics to be extremely clear and helpful. There are only two points of feedback I have. First, the difference between nominal Treasuries and TIPS yields of equivalent maturities represents breakeven inflation, not expected inflation. Breakeven inflation consists of both expected inflation and the inflation risk premium (and possibly a liquidity component as well). It might seem like a minor detail, but since the inflation risk premium for the 10-year has fluctuated significantly over time, it seems worth mentioning even though it is low right now. Secondly, I thought the advice at the end of the discussion about taxes was a bit out of touch. The suggestion that the investment strategies available to the top 1% are available to anybody and that it’s as simple as saving by spending less than you make was disappointing to hear. A lot of people are unable to save money as they may not earn enough as it is and those that can save likely have a lower risk tolerance than billionaires, which affects optimal investment strategies. Furthermore, the brief point made that it’s possible that the wealthiest find ways out of paying taxes but that this point cannot be proven due to a lack of evidence is also untrue, or at the very least, downplayed. For example, IRS data has been obtained that showed that Jeff Bezos didn’t pay federal income tax in 2007, Elon Musk paid zero federal income tax in 2018, etc. I understand only wanting to report on publicly available and verified data, but I think it would be worth mentioning this information and that an investigation by law enforcement and the Treasury Department is currently underway concerning this leak. At the very least, I think more validity should be given to the notion that the richest Americans find ways to exploit tax loopholes. These are just my thoughts though, and overall I think this podcast is fantastic, and I’m always so excited when there is an update!

I listen to a lot of podcasts but Meghan’s is my number one when it comes to all things finance. She breaks down complex topics in easy to understand terms and in a way anyone can understand! I love how she covers the biggest headlines of the week. Give it a listen!!

I didn’t really even know I was so interested in the topic of finance until I started listening to family finance mom on Instagram months ago. She makes the topics interesting and so easy to understand!

Megan provides so much valuable content through her podcast, blog, and Instagram accounts. My 6 year old even listens to the podcast with me in the car and asks questions. Thank you for sharing all your finance knowledge with us!

I love this podcast and everything FFM does. I listen to a lot of financial podcasts but this is by far the best. So many of the financial podcasts are full of obvious fluff, but not this one. I always learn something from FFM and you can tell she puts lots of time, thought and energy into her podcast.

I really enjoy this podcast! As a mom I don’t have a ton of time to stay up to speed with everything that is going on specific to finance and this podcast gives me updates on the major headlines each week. She makes it easy understand and I’m very impressed with the content.

Easy to listen to!

Have been following Family Finance Mom’s advice via Instagram for years now and I am so excited to be listen to her podcast! She provides so much information at a level that my inexperienced brain can both understand and be excited to start practicing. Thank you Meghan, so excited for this new medium to learn from you!

Family Finance Mom breaks down intimidating or complex concepts in easy to understand terms. She relates economic information in how things relate to your personal life and provides links to source information for you to do your own research, in an unbiased way. She is passionate about encouraging and educating women to get involved with their money and understand how it works.

I’m a financial analyst, I work for a major bank, I review major loans for billion dollar companies. I also run a small portfolio as a hobby and I have 1 goal, crush the s&p500 return which I’m really good at. Believe me when I tell you, that economics and finances are my entire life. I initially checked her podcast out because my sister asked me to, but now it’s a great extra resource to keep me up to date. What most people don’t know, is how I watch poor financial decisions rip apart their marriages, their businesses, and their retirement. It’s kind of my job to prevent that in businesses, but Meghan is much better than I am with the day to day, the personal human aspect. Understanding finances WHICH SHE TEACHES YOU will help you in all relationships. I don’t think that’s her goal, but it’s definitely an external positive outcome. The podcast reminded me a lot of the lectures from my beloved professor Clark at university of Houston, only hers was more current events focused, the quality of content was the same. So listen in, understand what’s happening in the Economy and how it AFFECTS YOU, and it will make every part of your life better because you will take control of your finances which is the number one cause of broken families and broken lives.

Megan does an amazing job of discussing and teaching financial literacy in a way that is approachable and understandable! Thank you!

I have learned so much from Family Finance Mom! Her work is so thorough and helps you truly understand how finance works! These things should be taught in high school!!! So thankful for her!