Build something
useful.
Money Under 25 works with relevant brands, experts, researchers, journalists, educators, and organizations on projects that genuinely help young adults make better financial decisions.
How can organizations work with Money Under 25?
Money Under 25 considers relevant sponsorships, PR and product-information pitches, expert contributions, original-data collaborations, media requests, and other editorial partnerships that are useful to young adults. Commercial relationships do not guarantee positive coverage, inclusion in editorial rankings, or search-ranking links.
Five ways we can work together.
A good partnership starts with a real reader benefit, not a backlink request disguised as content.
Sponsored financial education.
Clearly identified sponsored campaigns, educational tools, newsletters, or branded resources that fit the Money Under 25 audience.
Send relevant product information.
Banks, fintech products, financial tools, student services, investing platforms, and other relevant companies can pitch news or product information for editorial consideration.
Contribute real expertise.
Qualified professionals can volunteer as sources for relevant stories when their expertise directly helps answer a reader question.
Build original research together.
Surveys, anonymized datasets, research partnerships, and original financial insights can support genuinely new resources.
Interviews & media inquiries.
Journalists, podcasts, publications, researchers, and organizations can contact us for relevant Money Under 25 information or collaboration.
What are you trying to do?
Choose the closest project type. We'll show you what information makes a useful pitch.
What gets our attention?
Useful, relevant, transparent.
- Personal finance relevance for young adults.
- Original research, data, or genuine expertise.
- Financial tools or products relevant to our audience.
- Clear pricing, terms, sources, and product information.
- Educational projects with a meaningful reader benefit.
- Sponsorships where commercial involvement can be clearly disclosed.
Ranking manipulation disguised as partnership.
- Requests to buy dofollow links.
- Paid link insertions intended to pass ranking credit.
- Pre-written generic guest posts created mainly for backlinks.
- Unrelated casino, crypto-scam, payday-loan, adult, or deceptive offers.
- Fake reviews or requests for guaranteed positive coverage.
- Claims that cannot be supported with evidence.
Money can sponsor a project. It cannot rewrite reality.
Paid relationships and editorial decisions should remain understandable to readers. Sponsorship does not guarantee positive claims, “best” rankings, fabricated product experience, or undisclosed promotion.
Payment does not guarantee positive editorial conclusions.
We will not claim hands-on product experience that did not occur.
Material commercial relationships should be clearly identified.
Advertising does not exempt financial claims from verification.
Paid placement isn't an SEO loophole.
Commercial collaborations may include relevant links, but paid links are handled as paid relationships rather than sold as search-ranking signals.
Sponsored links may use appropriate link qualification, such as rel="sponsored", where applicable.
Genuine editorial references are selected because they help readers or support the content — not because a link fee was paid.
We do not sell keyword-rich anchor text as a ranking service.
Relevant sponsored relationships should be clear enough for readers to understand the commercial connection.
Give us enough information to evaluate it.
Skip the “Dear Webmaster” email.
Tell us what you want to build, why it fits Money Under 25, what your organization contributes, and what the reader gets.
Company · Project · Audience benefit · Relevant URLs · Data or expertise · Commercial relationship · Timeline
Partnership FAQs.
Does Money Under 25 accept sponsored content?
We may consider relevant sponsored projects when the commercial relationship can be clearly disclosed and the resulting content provides genuine value to Money Under 25 readers. Sponsorship does not guarantee a positive conclusion, editorial ranking, or search-ranking link.
Can brands pitch products for editorial coverage?
Yes. Relevant companies can send accurate product information, pricing, disclosures, research, and supporting materials for editorial consideration. A pitch does not guarantee inclusion.
Can I pay Money Under 25 for a dofollow backlink?
No. We do not sell links intended to manipulate search rankings. Commercial links used in sponsored relationships may be appropriately qualified.
Can experts contribute quotes or information?
Yes. Relevant professionals may submit their expertise and credentials for consideration as a source. We may verify credentials and choose whether a contribution is appropriate for a particular article.
Does Money Under 25 accept original research or datasets?
Yes. We are interested in relevant, methodologically transparent research and datasets that can help explain financial behavior or decisions affecting young adults. Include information about methodology, sample size, timeframe, ownership, and any commercial involvement.
Can journalists or media organizations contact Money Under 25?
Yes. Use the partnership form and select Media Inquiry, or use the contact information available on the Money Under 25 Contact page.
Bring us an idea worth building.
Useful data, real expertise, thoughtful sponsorship, better financial tools, or a story young adults actually need to understand — those are conversations worth having.
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