About Money Under 30

MoneyUnder30.com is a free, independent Website with a simple mission: Empower you to take charge of your financial life as soon as possible. We have hundreds of pages offering comprehensive financial advice on everything you need to manage your finances from your first day of college to buying your first home.

If you’re looking for a credit card, savings account or a mortgage, we can connect you with leading banks and lenders to help you find the best product for your needs. And if you need help managing your money, we offer an array of financial tools and advice to help you budget, get out of debt and save more.

Our History

After leaving his first “real job” writing and researching for SmartMoney Magazine, David Weliver started Money Under 30 in 2006 to blog about his personal experiences as a struggling recent grad with a meager entry-level paycheck and mound of student loan and consumer debt.

“When it comes to managing money, I am not perfect. I wasn’t saving for retirement in high school, and I racked up a bit of credit card debt in college. But I have been fortunate enough to learn from these “less-than-perfect” financial decisions in my twenties so that I can begin making better ones as I age. My sole purpose in publishing MoneyUnder30.com is to help other young adults to do the same.” –David Weliver, Publisher

Since 2006, MoneyUnder30.com has grown and continues to grow rapidly. Today, we’re expanding from a one-man blog to a multifaceted Website featuring hundreds of articles and tools to help you take charge of your financial life and find the right financial products when you need them.

Contributors

Carrie is in her mid-twenties and has also done an amazing job of rebounding from debt and building her net worth. She’s also a CPA candidate. Carrie lives in Kansas City, Missouri and also blogs at Carrie…on the Cheap.

Want to Write for Us?

We occasionally hire new freelance contributing bloggers. Candidates must have superior writing skills and experience writing about financial topics or compelling personal experiences with money. Candidates must commit to producing at least one article per week and meet regular deadlines. To apply, please submit a letter of interest, resume and two or three writing samples to: contribute (at) moneyunder30 (dot) com.

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Press

MoneyUnder30.com’s publisher David Weliver has been appeared on major media outlets including:

• U.S. News & World Report
• The Washington Post
• Minneapolis Star-Tribune
• Philadelphia Public Radio WHYY
• MSN Smart Spending

We welcome media inquiries via our contact page.