Description

Money for Families is a personal finance and behavioral psychology podcast about how families really make money decisions—and how to make them better.

Raising kids, managing debt, saving for college, buying homes, planning retirement, navigating inflation—family money life is complex, emotional, and constant. This podcast explores family finance through history, the psychology of money, and the hidden forces that shape how parents and families earn, spend, save, and worry.

Each episode blends personal finance, behavioral finance, neuroscience of money, and clear explanations of the financial system to help families understand:

• Why family money decisions are so emotional
• How stress, fear, and comparison shape spending and saving
• How children learn money habits from parents
• How credit, debt, inflation, and markets affect families
• Why financial mistakes repeat across generations
• How to build healthy money systems at home

This isn’t a get-rich-quick podcast or a stream of budgeting hacks. It’s a story-driven guide to family financial planning, money psychology, financial behavior, and understanding how the systems around you affect your household.

If you’re interested in family finance, personal finance for parents, money and parenting, financial habits, college savings, household budgeting, wealth building for families, and learning how to raise financially healthy kids—this podcast is for you.

Money for Families Because money shapes families. And families shape the future.