Two Cents has 833,000 subscribers on YouTube. It gained 3,000 subscribers in the last 7 days. Its 261 videos have 78,070,174 views in total, about 299K per video.
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TWO CENTS is an educational show about personal finance. The show is created and written by Philip Olson, Julia Lorenz-Olson, Andrew Matthews, and Katie Graham. Hosts Philip and Julia met at UT Austin while studying theater and were married in 2007 (while still students). He was licensed as an investment advisor in 2011 and received his CFP credentials in 2015. Julia started several small businesses before transitioning to the mortgage industry. In 2015 they founded SOLSTICE WEALTH, a fee-only financial planning firm dedicated to entrepreneurs and artists. Andrew Matthews and Katie Graham (also married IRL) direct, produce edit, and animate Two Cents. Together they’ve worked on multiple films including ZERO CHARISMA and BEST WORST MOVIE. Andrew has directed other PBSDS channel shows IT’S OKAY TO BE SMART and IT’S LIT. Katie was a YouTube vlogger back in 2006 making over 100 videos under the user name K80blog.
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Two Cents on YouTube - frequently asked questions
- How many subscribers does Two Cents have?
- Two Cents has 833,000 subscribers on YouTube. It gained 3,000 subscribers in the last 7 days. The count is refreshed from the YouTube Data API.
- How many views does Two Cents have on YouTube?
- Two Cents has 78,070,174 total views across 261 videos, about 299K views per video.
- When did Two Cents start on YouTube?
- Two Cents created its YouTube channel in September 2018. The channel is 8 years old. Searches for Two Cents age often mean a personal age, which we do not publish. The figure here is the channel age only.
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