5 podcasts about finances that will improve your financial literacy.

Listen to these podcasts if you want to start learning more about finances.

In recent years, podcasts have become an essential source of information for those who want to learn about personal finance without complications, with the advantage of being able to be heard anywhere.

In Portugal, there are several options that address topics such as savings, investments, and financial independence in an accessible and practical way.

In this article, we highlight some of the best financial podcasts in Portugal, from those that teach saving in everyday life to those that explore more advanced topics such as financial independence and investment. Here are 5 suggestions for financial podcasts that can help you manage your finances better: 

Podcast from the Bank of Portugal

This podcast covers economic topics through interviews with institution specialists, offering a clear view on monetary policy and economic trends.  

For the good understanding

The official podcast of the Securities Market Commission (CMVM) discusses relevant topics in the capital market, providing clear analysis and valuable information for investors.  

Money bar

Presented by Bárbara Barroso, a specialist in personal finances, this podcast addresses money-related topics in a relaxed and uncomplicated way, ideal for those who want to improve their financial literacy.  

Savings Accounts

Originally a segment of SIC's Journal da Noite, this podcast, hosted by journalist Pedro Andersson, offers practical tips on saving, investments, and everyday financial management.  

FIRE Talks Portugal

Focused on the FIRE (Financial Independence, Retire Early) movement, this podcast presents interviews and discussions on financial independence and strategies to achieve early retirement.  

These podcasts offer a variety of perspectives and valuable information for those who wish to deepen their knowledge in personal finance and investments in Portugal.

Did you know this? Portugal ranked as the 2nd worst country in the EU for financial literacy. Source.

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