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You can get your financial advice from books, friends, life experience or Investopedia.

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Finance documentaries and movies are also a great way to gain insight and knowledge. Or, you can flip on the television and find a show about investing in stocks, saving for retirement or increasing your business savvy. With so many programs to choose from, it can be a daunting task finding the show that’s right for you, but rest assured that show is out there.

No article about finance programming would be complete without mentioning financial guru Suze Orman.

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Unfortunately, she ended her 14-year CNBC show in 2015. She’s now developing “Money Wars,” a new daily show where she will help friends, families and couples solve disputes they have over money. We imagine she’ll be the Judge Judy of money.

Until that one premieres, there are plenty of shows to flip on when you’re in the market for some money advice. Here is a look at eight of the best television shows about finance.

Mad Money with Jim Cramer

This one is hosted by—you guessed it—Jim Cr

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