Write For Us: Personal Finance and Money Stories
Write for us: Where Does My Money Go publishes personal finance and money stories from guest writers. You don’t need to be an expert, just a point of view and a story worth telling, with a link back to your site.
Write For Us: Personal Finance and Money Stories
Personal Finance Bloggers, Influencers and Everyday Storytellers Welcome
Are you passionate about sharing your financial thoughts and experiences, the wins,
the lessons, or even the total disasters? Whether you post on Instagram, write long-form blog content,
run a YouTube channel, or just have a great story to tell, Where Does My Money Go? is looking
for you.
We’re building a platform that highlights real, relatable personal finance stories. If you’ve
got insights, experiences, or tips to share let’s get your voice out there.
Ultimately, good
judgment comes from experience, experience comes from bad judgment. Let’s help each other by sharing
knowledge, experiences, and different points of view.
What We’re Looking For
We want stories that start with you! Your experiences, your challenges, your
insights, and zoom out to connect with the bigger picture. Everyday life is full of moments that reflect
broader economic realities, and those are the stories we love most.
Can you connect your personal
money choices, challenges, or changes to what’s happening in the world? We’re not just interested in
numbers; we’re interested in meaning.
Here are some story ideas to inspire you:
- “What my side hustle income says about the economy and why I’m scared to get sick.” What started as additional money is now relied upon, am I working myself into an early grave trying to keep up wth everyone else?
- “My student debt makes me realize how little the government are willing to invest in me.” I did my degree to earn more money but feel unsupported by the government. My higher wages mean I will contribute more in taxes but I am financially shafted by the debt.
- “Buying a house as a single person in my 30s: possible, but barely.” A homeownership story that highlights housing affordability and generational oppertunity gaps.
- “We stopped going out to eat and saved $400/month. But what does that mean for small businesses?” A simple family budgeting decision with ripple effects on the local economy.
Who Can Write?
We're all about real voices and practical advice. You don’t need to be a
financial expert, just someone with a point of view and the desire to help others.
- Social media influencers who talk about lifestyle, finance, entrepreneurship, or personal growth
- Bloggers with personal finance or money-adjacent content
- YouTubers and content creators with money-related advice or experiences
- Everyday people who’ve learned something valuable about money and want to help others
Submission Guidelines
- Length: 800 to 1,600 words
- Voice: Keep it human, real, and relatable
- Links: You may include one link to your website, social media, or relevant content
- Format: Word files or plain text, all good
How to Submit
Email your article to: support@wheredoesmymoneygo.com.au and include:
- Your article
- A 2–3 sentence bio
- Your one chosen link (social or website)
- Your name which we will also publish
We’ll let you know if it’s a fit, and we’ll help polish things up if needed. This
is a welcoming space, not a literary contest.
More Reasons to Contribute
Where Does My Money Go? is about more than numbers, it’s about people,
choices, habits, and stories. And we’d love for you to be part of it.
- Grow your visibility with a new audience
- Get a quality backlink to your site, channel, or social page
- Position yourself as a trusted voice in money, mindset, or lifestyle
- Be part of a community that values real talk over perfect polish
Got something to say? Hit that inbox support@wheredoesmymoneygo.com.au
Common Questions
Do you accept personal finance guest posts?
Yes, that is what this page is for. We publish guest articles about personal finance and money: budgeting, side income, debt, housing, and the everyday decisions behind them. Email your draft to support@wheredoesmymoneygo.com.au.
Do I get a backlink?
Yes. Every published piece carries one link of your choice, to your site, channel or social page, along with your name.
Do I need to be a finance expert to write for you?
No. We want real voices and lived experience more than credentials. If you have learned something about money and can tell the story clearly, that is enough.
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