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Here's a list of the top ten finance YouTubers:
Graham Stephan (5.11 million followers): Very insightful about real estate and the economy, with minimal jargon, turning everyday small matters into economic case studies.
Andrej Jikh (2.72 million followers): Has great production quality; he doesn't teach you to get rich overnight, but how to build a solid savings system, which is very practical.
Meet Kevin (2.04 million followers): A content update machine with nearly 6,000 videos; if you like to debate macro policies, you can follow him.
Nate O'Brien (1.29 million followers): Great for college students or those new to work; he shows how to control spending and save money—methods you can directly copy.
Minority Mindset (2.27 million followers): He talks not just about money but also about the little psychological tricks when spending and investing—an interesting perspective.
The Financial Diet: Discusses money and life, how to enjoy daily life while saving money.
Marko-WhiteBoard Finance: Uses a whiteboard to clarify complex topics, good for beginners.
Ryan Scribner: Focuses on practical advice, straightforward and no hype.
Joseph Carlson: Quietly discusses value investing and long-term matters.
Financial Education: Large volume, comprehensive basics—so much foundational knowledge to cover.