Introduction
Learning about personal finance is a lot easier when you can consume the content in your medium of choice. For those of you who love Youtube, we bring you the list of the top 30 Canadian personal finance youtubers to watch in 2024. Adding these channels to your viewing rotation can vastly improve your knowledge in personal finance, budgeting, investing and more!
Criteria For Inclusion
My goal is to help Canadians Improve their financial literacy, so included in this list are Canadian Youtubers who have published in the last six months whose content was broad-based enough to cover personal finance topics. There may be one or two included who are not as recent, but their content was strong, so I wanted to have them even if the latest video was a little older than six months.Â
I have grouped the Youtube channels into three main categories so you can select from the group you find most appealing.Â
Personal Finance YouTube Channels  – Investing YouTube Channels –  Budgeting & Spending Diary YouTube Channels
Let’s Dive Into The List of Canadian YouTubers
Personal Finance YouTube Channels
Steph and Den
Subscribers: 95.2K subscribers
Year started: 2019
Steph and Den are familiar faces to anyone on Instagram and TikTok. I got to know them from their short-form content on IG, and I’m interested in seeing how they translate their content into longer forms on their personal finance YouTube channel.
Subscribers: 121K subscribers
Year started: 2008
Preet Banerjee is a regular contributor in the media, an author, blogger, and all-round personal finance expert. You will definitely learn a lot from his videos, so give him a watch!
Subscribers: 28.9K subscribers
Year started: 2020
You can find Reni on a number of platforms. On this – Reni’s personal channel – you can find a mix of finance, career and lifestyle content.
Subscribers: 1.15K subscribers
Year started: 2023
Hosted by Reni of xoReni. This Youtube channel is the video version of the Don’t Go Broke Trying Podcast. Don’t go broke Trying covers different topics in each episode, with a guest discussing what they would do in certain situations. Often doing “Am I The A**Hole” discussions to get different perspectives on financial situations.Â
Subscribers: 31.4K subscribers
Year started: 2021
Rahul has huge followings on TikTok and Instagram (250k+ on both) and is a master of short-form content; you can now watch him on a longer format platform here on Youtube.Â
Subscribers: 4.49K subscribers
Year started: 2013
Personal finance, money, banking and more for Canadians from Moneysense Magazine.Â
Subscribers: 18.5K subscribers
Year started:
This channel shares tips on getting ahead financially in Canada while enjoying life here.
Subscribers: 13.1K subscribers
Year started: 2023
The Newbie Canadian Channel aims to help and inspire new immigrants to Canada and help them understand their finances and life in Canada.Â
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Subscribers: 34.3K subscribers
Year started: 2019
Charlee is “your average blue-collar worker that grew up poor and wasn’t taught anything about money.” Chronicling his journey to wealth and financial freedom, and sharing financial literacy along the way.
Subscribers: 13K subscribers
Year started: 2018
This channel focuses on all aspects of Debt. The host, Doug Hoyes, is a Licensed Insolvency Trustee, Consumer Proposal Administrator and Credit Counsellor – a great resource if you struggle with debt.Â
Subscribers: 1.72K subscribers
Year started: 2021
Cory brings you fantastic, easy-to-understand videos on financial literacy topics to help you get better with money. Basically, everything we all wished we really got taught in school!Â
Subscribers: 45.9K subscribers
Year started: 2018
Bisola Tijani is a Toronto-based creator who brings you Finance, Entrepreneurship, and Lifestyle content.Â
Subscribers: 24.2K subscribers
Year started: 2016
A leading voice among Canadian personal finance podcasts, with over 3.5 million downloads. She is a personal finance expert, an Accredited Financial Counsellor Canada, and an upcoming author. Between her podcast and Youtube channel, you have plenty of content to choose from!
Wealthawesome – Christopher Liew
Subscribers: 13.6K subscribers
Year started: 2020
Although it has been a while since there was a new video on this channel – it has lots of content that is great for beginners and on broad personal finance topics as well. Christopher was living the digital nomad lifestyle, so there’s some great content on travel and work.
Subscribers: 50.2K subscribers
Year started: 2022
Gabrielle is a CPA specializing in tax, a former Big 4 accounting employee, sharing her journey to financial freedom! Her focus is on sharing business finance tips for Canadians to improve their financial know-how.
Subscribers: 5.85K subscribers
Year started: 2022
Nate also has a huge audience on other platforms and is now making his foray into longer-form content on Youtube. With over 767K On TikTok and 123K On Instagram, he commands a lot of attention. Much of the content on his Youtube channel so far focuses on the best credit cards for Canadians, Mistakes and lessons to improve your financial literacy.
Canadian Investing Youtubers
Subscribers: 815K subscribers
Year started: 2017
It is a fantastic channel for interesting takes on finance and economic news stories and videos about personal finance. With a huge following on Youtube, Richard Coffin, a CFA and CFP professional, is helping Canadians and people worldwide improve their financial literacy!
Ben Felix – Common Sense Investing
Subscribers: 332K subscribers
Year started: 2017
Ben is a portfolio manager sharing content on financial literacy and investment knowledge for Canadians. Mainly focuses on investing topics, but broad financial concepts are touched on, and the channel and Ben’s videos are well-done and engaging. You can also find Ben’s podcast Rational Reminder in our top Canadian Financial Podcasts list.
Subscribers: 15.9K subscribers
Year started: 2014
Tracy focuses on stocks and real estate investing on her channel. Her target audience is Canadian DIY investors, business owners or professionals interested in growing wealth through investing and real estate.Â
Subscribers: 102K subscribers
Year started: 2018
Griffin is a stock market and real estate investor sharing personal finance tips and insights in high-quality videos with easy-to-understand language.Â
Subscribers: 210K subscribers
Year started: 2017
This channel has the Father-son duo of Marc and Brandon Beavis – Formerly called Brandon Beavis Investing, they recently recently rebranded to Beavis Wealth. Brandon is also the Chief Marketing Officer at Blossom– the Social Investing App – Read our review of Blossom!
Canadian In a T-Shirt – Adrian Bar
Subscribers: 146K subscribers
Year started: 2019
Adrian Bar is one of the well known faces in the Canadian personal finance space. His channel covers both the basics of personal finance concepts, as well as more advanced investing concepts. His engaging videos will keep you entertained, and help you learn important things along the way!
Subscribers: 213K subscribers
Year started: 2019
Daniel has an investing-focused channel that dives deep into individual stocks and provides his analysis.Â
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Subscribers: 39.8K subscribers
Year started: 2011
Kanwal Sarai provides easy-to-understand overviews of investing, specifically focused on dividend investing. If you are interested in learning more about dividend investing, you have to watch.Â
Subscribers: 1.13 Million🎉
Year started: 2019
Shay is a full-time Day Trader with 1.13 million followers. If you want to learn about what day trading is all about, give her a watch! I like that she provides a realistic and transparent view of what day trading is like, unlike many others in this area online that only show the positive side of day trading. Shay has the largest following of all the Canadian youtubers on our list.Â
Canadian Budgeting & Spending Diary Youtubers
Subscribers: 1.73K subscribers
Year started: 2022
Deidre from OhhYouBudget has amazing video editing skills, which make her videos super engaging! Watching her budgeting & spending diaries is so entertaining, especially since she has a high income and Extreme savings goals! She is also a card spender which is more uncommon in this niche.Â
You can also catch her guest post on our blog – What a Budget is and is not!
Subscribers: 51.4K subscribers
Year started: 2019
A Montreal based budgeting & Spending Diaries channel- Zoe follows a cash envelope budgeting model.
Which Canadian Personal Finance Youtubers did we miss?
It takes a lot of work to bring quality content consistently to an audience. Kudos to all of these creators for putting in the hard work to share their passion for finances with the world through their personal finance YouTube channels. I am so happy to share more Canadian personal finance YouTubers who are creating great Canada-specific content with you.Â
I am sure we missed some great Canadian YouTubers’ accounts; if we missed your favourite Canadian personal finance YouTubers, comment below so we can check them out and include them next time!Â
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The Bottom Line
All of these content creators have something you can learn! Canadian Personal Finance Youtubers are bringing much-needed transparency and financial literacy education to Canadians! Share some of these Canadian YouTubers channels with your friends who could use a bit more financial literacy in their lives!Â
About The Author
Thanks for this list! I’m always looking for personal finance advice, and it’s great to have recommendations specifically for Canadian YouTubers.
My Pleasure Sophia! Glad it was helpful!
That’s a great list, but I think it would benefit from another category: Decumulation i.e. how best to extract all that money and make it last through to your last days. It’s usually more complicated than budgeting and investing. Also, knowing how the money will be best drawn-down is crucial to knowing which account you should be investing it.
Thank you for sharing! Do you have any Canadian Youtube Channels to recommend which cover those topics?
Yes, below are a few examples. They are all from financial planners, but as you’ll see, getting the withdrawal strategy right, requires a fair amount of computation. I built my own retirement income plan in Excel, and it has taken many hundreds of hours to assemble as all the tax and benefit regulations need to be accounted for.
– PlanEasy
https://youtube.com/@planeasy?si=cwa0Ql9fUP6IZX-q
– Parallel Wealth
https://youtube.com/@parallelwealth?si=993hh2hzJrJ7V5C6
– Atlantis Financial Inc
https://youtube.com/@atlantisfinancialinc?si=v8AsFWbmRK5yiUdj
The last one hasn’t been updated for a while , but the examples are wide-ranging and well presented.
Thank you so much for sharing these resources!
Highly recommend listening to Mike Heroux to hear his thoughts on dividend growth investing (The Dividend Guy, Moose Markets).
Thanks for sharing Jim!
Parallel Wealth and Well Built Wealth. Both excellent youtube channels from financial planners/advisors in British Columbia.
And if you like Ben Felix, check out the youtube channel for the Rational Reminder Podcast.
Hi Neil!
Thanks for your comments and recommendations!
Rational Reminder IS great, and we have them in our article about Podcasts! https://canadianbudget.ca/canadian_personal_finance_podcasts/