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Help make UK money matters clearer.

Pitch thoughtful, original finance articles and share your expertise with readers.

CONTRIBUTE TO EASY FINANCE TIPS

Share practical UK finance knowledge with our readers.

We welcome thoughtful, original contributions from financial journalists, experienced writers, researchers and professionals who can explain UK money topics accurately and clearly. Our priority is useful information—not promotional articles or links.

Who can write for EasyFinanceTips?

We consider contributions from writers with demonstrable knowledge of the subject, including financial educators, qualified professionals, researchers, fintech specialists and experienced UK personal finance writers. Formal qualifications are useful where relevant, but they do not automatically guarantee acceptance.

We may request an author biography, relevant qualifications or experience, previous writing samples, sources and disclosure of commercial relationships or conflicts of interest.

UK finance topics we welcome

Banking and saving

Current accounts, savings, budgeting and everyday banking.

Mortgages and housing

Mortgage terminology, home-buying costs and housing finances.

Credit and debt education

Credit scores, borrowing costs, repayment concepts and consumer rights.

Tax and pensions

UK tax concepts, retirement planning education and pension terminology.

Insurance and protection

Insurance basics, exclusions, policy comparisons and consumer awareness.

Fintech and financial tools

Digital banking, payment technology and practical money-management tools.

We especially value original explanations, evidence-based comparisons, first-hand professional insights and clear references to authoritative UK sources such as GOV.UK, HMRC, the FCA, MoneyHelper and the Bank of England, where relevant.

Our guest post submission guidelines

  1. Original and useful: Submit unpublished, original material written for readers rather than search-engine manipulation. Disclose meaningful use of AI assistance and verify all factual claims.
  2. Accurate and current: Use reputable, preferably primary UK sources, explain important limitations and provide source links and dates for time-sensitive claims.
  3. Clear and accessible: Write in plain UK English, with descriptive headings, helpful examples and no exaggerated claims.
  4. Independent and transparent: Disclose employers, clients, affiliate relationships, financial interests and other relevant conflicts.
  5. Appropriate financial content: Do not submit personalised recommendations, guaranteed-return claims or regulated financial promotions without the required legal and regulatory checks.
  6. Links and attribution: Include only genuinely useful references. We may edit, remove or qualify links. We do not guarantee dofollow backlinks or search rankings.
  7. Editorial review: Our editors may fact-check, request changes, reject, update or remove contributions. Submission does not guarantee acceptance or publication.

How to submit a guest article proposal

01

Introduce yourself

Share your name, relevant background, credentials and examples of previous work.

02

Pitch your idea

Send a proposed headline, short outline, intended audience, key takeaways and supporting sources.

03

Disclose any interests

Explain connections to providers, brands or products mentioned and whether your enquiry is commercial.

04

Editorial assessment

We review suitability and may request a full draft or further evidence. No response time or publication is guaranteed.

Interested in a paid guest post or sponsored feature?

Sponsored articles, advertorials and paid placements are advertising—not independent guest contributions. Please use our Advertise With Us page for commercial enquiries. Paid content must be clearly labelled and comply with applicable UK financial advertising rules. See our Advertising & Affiliate Disclosure.

CONTRIBUTOR QUESTIONS

Write for Us: frequently asked questions

Does EasyFinanceTips accept UK finance guest posts?

Yes. We consider original, informative contributions relevant to UK personal finance, subject to editorial review and appropriate regulatory checks.

Do I need to be a qualified financial adviser?

Not for every educational topic. We look for demonstrable expertise appropriate to the subject. We may require additional qualifications, evidence or specialist review for complex or regulated topics.

Do you pay guest contributors?

We do not promise payment for unsolicited contributions. Any commissioned work or paid arrangement must be agreed separately in writing before work begins.

Can I include links to my website?

Relevant author attribution and useful references may be considered, but promotional links are not guaranteed. We do not accept paid links intended to manipulate search rankings.

Can I submit an AI-written article?

AI-assisted drafts are not automatically excluded, but contributors must disclose meaningful AI assistance, verify all facts and provide original value. Generic, unverified or mass-produced content is unlikely to be accepted.

Do you accept sponsored guest posts?

Commercial content is considered separately through our advertising partnerships process and must be clearly identified as advertising.

How long does review take?

Review depends on topic, editorial capacity and required fact-checking. We cannot guarantee a response or publication date.

SEND YOUR PITCH

Have a useful UK finance story to share?

Use our contact form with the subject Write for Us – Article Proposal. Include your proposed topic, outline, writing samples, credentials and relevant disclosures. Please do not send sensitive personal or financial information.

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Important: Easy Finance Tips provides general information and educational content and does not provide personalised financial advice. Consider your own circumstances and seek regulated professional advice where appropriate. Read our full disclaimer.