You’re a Finance Opinion reader, so it pretty much goes without saying that you love free tips and advice, especially when it comes to being more financially savvy!
From budgeting to business, and everything in between, our team has cherry-picked the best of the best when it comes to financial influencers who deserve your “follow.” Read on if you’re ready to transform the way you approach, and think about, personal finance (and even get some free resources and advice!).
Paula Plant
According to Paula Pant, as the title of her blog suggests, you can afford anything… but not everything.
Covering topics from investing and travel, to financial independence and the overall philosophy of money (and everything in between), Paula gets consumers to consider two core questions: 1) How can we make smarter decisions about our money, time and life?, and 2), How can we align our daily behaviors and habits with the lifestyle we value most?
Head to Paula’s blog for insightful articles, amazing free eBooks and resources, and inspiration to build passive income and create the financially-free future you’ve always dreamed of.
J.D. Roth
Providing personal finance advice that makes “cents” since 2006, J.D. Roth founded Get Rich Slowly to share his personal struggles, experience, and strategies to help others get – and stay – out of debt.
Get Rich Slowly provides consumers with easy-to-read articles that range from money basics for beginners, to investing and mindset strategies for those ready to level-up their financial literacy. Additionally, the “Money Toolbox” hosts a list jam-packed with Roth’s favorite tools, including free calculators, downloads, podcasts, and resources to guide readers through their personal finance journey.
Head to JD’s “Start Here” page to determine your financial stage (you’ll see what we mean when you get there!), and land a free copy of JD’s “Money Boss Manifesto;” his free guide toward reaching financial freedom.
Visit the Get Rich Slowly Blog Here
Tonya Rapley
Entrepreneur and Millennial Money Expert Tonya Rapley founded My Fab Finance on a mission to help others make at least one money decision they’re proud of – and saying she’s been successful in doing so is an understatement.
Along with a blog chock-full of tips and advice, covering everything from debt to managing burnout, and more, My Fab Finance’s Start Here page arms new visitors with a free Financial Success Bundle, which includes a financial check-up checklist, budgeting calculator, budget template, debt repayment tracker, daily expense tracker, and networth calcular – all the tools you need to get organized and back on track with your financial goals.
Tiffany Aliche
Educator, entrepreneur, and NY Times Bestseller are just a few titles and achievements of Tiffany Aliche, better known to her +500k followers as “The Budgetnista for creating a financial movement that has helped over one million women worldwide completely transform the way they think about their finances through the ‘Live Richer Movement.’
Readers can subscribe to Tiffany’s “Goodie” list for free exclusive access to her tools and resources to help you “live richer,” including free financial challenges, web classes, money tools, apps, and more. And, for those really ready to dive in deeper, enroll in Tiffany’s Live Richer Academy, where students learn how to invest, start a business, and maximize their entire financial life within a safe, supportive, private community of financial experts.
Check out Resources from The Budgetnista (Including Free Chapters from The One Week Budget) Here
Looking for more?
Everyone’s financial goals and interests are unique. To find the financial influencer aligned to your goals, check out the #personalfinance tag on Instagram and let us know who you’re following in the comments!
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