Money Advice & Commentary YouTubers in United States

@socialcapofficial · 239K subscribers · $500–$1.3K / short

Tyler Gardner is a Vermont-based personal finance creator with a free weekly newsletter. Most uploads are short ranked lists such as best and worst states to retire, cars to buy, 55+ communities, Medicare sign-up mistakes, Costco buys, bank fees to waive and phone plans, plus longer videos on retirement plans and tax savings. He also covers steps to retire in your 50s and 60s and what is worth spending money on.

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@clearvaluetax9382 · 2.9M subscribers · $13.5K–$27.5K / integration

ClearValue Tax is a money news and commentary channel aimed at helping viewers make informed financial decisions. Recent videos react to CPI inflation reports, jobs reports, Federal Reserve interest-rate decisions, the national debt, mortgage rates, Social Security COLA and Medicare changes, and how stocks have performed after midterm elections. Occasional videos discuss what the host is investing in next.

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@erintalksmoney · 444K subscribers · $250 / short

Erin Talks Money, hosted by Erin Moriarity, covers money, investing and wealth building with an emphasis on retirement and Social Security. Recent videos discuss Social Security legislation and proposals, withdrawal rates, how long $2 million lasts, 457 plans for early retirement, SPIA annuities, healthcare costs in retirement and millionaire benchmarks, including an interview with Morningstar's Christine Benz.

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@jjbuckner · 251K subscribers · $2K–$4K / integration

JJ Buckner is a personal finance creator focused on helping people take control of their money and work toward financial freedom. Recent videos discuss the cost of living in America, the housing market, layoffs, credit card debt, driving old cars and rental property due diligence. He also shares personal money decisions, a young couple paying off their mortgage, FSA spending tips and smaller-house lifestyle opinions.

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@breakyourbudget · 97.6K subscribers · $250–$500 / short

Michela Allocca of Break Your Budget makes personal finance and lifestyle videos with money uploads every Sunday and a podcast, Don't Depend on Daddy. Recent videos cover her Coast FI portfolio and net worth, monthly spending as a self-employed 31-year-old, budget reviews, Q4 money resets, financial independence planning and lifestyle inflation. She also posts habit and wellness content and travel vlogs, with a visible ChatGPT partnership.

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@slowstacksociety · 36.4K subscribers · $500–$1K / integration

Slow Stack Society is run by a 26-year-old sharing his wealth-building and personal wellness journey. Videos are largely tier lists about skills, decisions, financial red flags and lifestyle traps in your 20s, plus net worth updates, budgeting methods, salary breakdowns and career advice for a tough job market. Some episodes feature collaborations with other finance creators such as WhyLearn and JP Finance.

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@itserinconfortini · 33.9K subscribers · $250 / short

Erin Confortini is a creator sharing how she manages multiple income streams and works toward financial freedom by 30. Content covers side hustles, wealth-building milestones, goal setting, Q4 resets, splurges she doesn't regret and creator pay transparency, mostly in short-form posts. She is building MyCFO, a money app for people with multiple income sources, and has visible Adobe Acrobat sponsorship and Amazon/TikTok Shop storefront links.

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@brindleandbay · 100K subscribers · $1.5K–$3K / integration

Nick Davis, CFP®, ChFC®, RICP®, is the Frisco, Texas-based founder of Brindle & Bay Wealth Management, an SEC-registered investment adviser, and makes retirement planning videos for affluent retirees. Recent uploads cover withdrawal order and spending decisions for $2M-$3M+ retirees, Social Security claiming age, portfolio strategy for 40-year retirements, the 4% rule, early retirement at 50, and how to choose a financial advisor.

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@minoritymindset · 2.5M subscribers · $7K–$14K / integration

Money Advice & Commentary creator on YouTube.

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@humphrey · 2.1M subscribers · $1.3K–$3.8K / short

Humphrey Yang is a California-based personal finance explainer channel from a former financial advisor (Series 7, 66), aimed at beginner and intermediate investors. Recent videos walk through net-worth milestones ($100K, $250K, $500K, $1M, $2M), top-percentile net worth, emergency funds, monthly investing amounts, home affordability and stock news such as Meta's stock split. Uploads include short-form explainers and an Uber Eats sponsored short.

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@georgekamel · 618K subscribers · $500–$1.5K / short

George Kamel is a Franklin, Tennessee-based personal finance creator and co-host of The Ramsey Show and Smart Money Happy Hour who follows the Ramsey debt-free money plan. His videos bust money myths and react to financial decisions with humor, covering car payments, dealerships, consumer debt, mortgages and sports betting. Recent formats include street interviews about debt, reaction compilations and commentary on investing returns and life as a finance YouTuber.

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@taxleverage · 651K subscribers · $250 / short

Jasmine DiLucci is a Coppell, Texas-based tax attorney, CPA and Enrolled Agent who explains tax law for business owners and individuals. Recent videos cover S corps and LLC self-employment tax myths, short-term rental tax rules, business deductions such as vehicles, IRS notices and penalty removal, FIRPTA for ITIN holders and why billionaires pay lower rates. She also hosts live tax Q&A sessions.

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