Boom! We made it to 2022 – another year of smashing our financial goals and progressing on our financial education journeys. 

To start the year off right, I’ve refreshed my list of my favourite resources when it comes to personal finance and investing, which I often find myself referring people to. These are the books I read, websites I visit, and podcasts I listen to, in order to answer my money questions and level up my personal finance and investing skills. 

My favourite resource that I direct people to on a daily basis is the Australian Securities & Investment Commission’s (ASIC) MoneySmart website, which provides a plethora of information and tools to use across a wide array of financial concepts and issues that Australian’s face. I usually start there as they cover the basics quite well, and then move onto other resources for more in-depth information if I require it.

Personal Finance & Investing Podcasts

Personal Finance & Investing Websites

Australian Websites

International Websites

  • Four Pillar Freedom – insights on how to grow wealth and gain freedom
  • Collaborative Fund – thought provoking articles written by the talented Morgan Housel
  • Minafi – interactive content on reaching financial independence through investing, minimalism and mindfulness
  • Afford Anything – how to avoid spending 40 years in a cubicle
  • Mad Fientist – the science behind early retirement
  • Wait But Why – not specifically finance related, but articles that make you think
  • Safal Niveshak – fantastic articles on topics like value investing, human behaviour, business analysis, and more

Personal Finance & Investing Books

I hope there was something in this list that will be helpful to you throughout the year, and I’d love to hear of any resources that you use that haven’t been included in this list.

Kate — HTM Founder & Editor

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Kate Campbell is the founder of How To Money. Kate created HTM from a passion to help young Australians start talking about money, and share the resources she finds along her financial education journey. This led Kate to start her own journey to financial independence a few years back and she now works in the Australian financial services industry.

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