With a world of resources at your fingertips, finding the information you need to help you achieve your financial goals has never been more accessible. You can turn to books, financial websites and blogs, podcasts, and even social media – wherever you hang out online. If you’re looking to fill your feed with positive and helpful information, check out the wealth of knowledge shared by financial creators on Pinterest. You may think of Pinterest as a platform for visual inspiration, but it has more than aesthetically pleasing photography to offer.
We’ve curated a list of Pinterest creators who offer valuable insights on wide-ranging financial topics such as smart spending, budgeting, saving, investing, and overall financial planning. We sought out creators with fresh, high-quality content on a variety of themes so you can find something that really resonates with your financial situation and interests. Check them out to stay informed, inspired, and on track towards financial success.
Pinterest Creators Covering Multiple Money Topics
Money has a lot of facets, so let’s kick off this list with some great generalist Pinterest accounts that cover multiple financial related topics:
1) Milli
We’ve got to plug our own account here! Our content covers tips about spending, saving, financial data, plus some encouragement for you to make money moves no matter where you are on your financial journey.
2) Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank
One of the banks in the United States Federal Reserve system, this account primarily focuses on general financial literacy content and education about economics. It’s a great way to learn from an authority in the field of finance.
The Budget Mom posts fresh content on budgeting, saving money, and financial planning geared toward fellow parents, weaving in seasonal occasions and how they tie into various money considerations.
4) Mint Notion
Mint Notion is all about helping people achieve financial wellness on a variety of dimensions: getting out of debt, saving money, making money with side hustles, and frugal travel, so people can live their best lives within their means.
Mel is a former Certified Public Accountant with a passion for helping people uplevel their personal finances centering around budgeting. Check out this account for tips and printables on guided budgeting, savings challenges, and home buying.
Pinterest Creators Focused on Smarter Spending
Spending is an important part of financial wellness because it’s often one of the primary areas where we can exert control. Check out this list of creators who are sharing tips to spend more effectively:
The Money Saving Mom helps share actionable tips for families looking to get creative to trim costs. She covers ways to save on groceries and household items, travel, home decor, and how to cut out things in your life that may not serve your financial goals.
7) Budget Bytes
Groceries take up a meaningful amount of many household budgets, and dining out is often a solution for busy families who are looking for some meal variety. Budget Bytes is here to share delicious budget-friendly recipes to help you save on groceries, working in seasonal ingredients to keep it fresh.
8) The Passionate Penny Pincher
The Passionate Penny Pincher is all about “helping others gain control of their home and finances.” On Pinterest, she helps people manage spending by sharing tips on couponing for beginners, sales at specific retailers, budget hacks, printable resources, and more.
Many brands have fine-print policies that consumers can use to save on their products. Casper breaks down finance hacks and shares how to spend less by leveraging lesser-known brand policies.
Pinterest Creators Focused on Debt Payoff
Paying back debt can be a meaningful way for individuals to improve their financial situations and make progress toward their goals. Check out these creators honing in on debt payoff:
10) R.J. Weiss, The Ways to Wealth
R.J. Weiss is a Certified Financial Planner® whose focus is helping people get out of debt, make money to be able to contribute to their financial goals, and save money. His Pinterest account includes valuable resources and relevant product and service reviews, enabling people to take meaningful action.
11) Well Kept Wallet
The creator behind Well Kept Wallet pulls from their experience paying off $52,000 of debt in 18 months to create content for others on their own debt payoff journeys.
If you’re in (or around) your forties, this creator knows what it’s like to live in your shoes! She has curated her Pinterest content to celebrate this life stage with relevant, helpful information for those on a debt repayment and frugal living journey.
Pinterest Creators Helping You Earn Money
For many, reaching their financial goals requires additional or higher income to be able to meet their expenses and have money left over to save. These creators share Pins highlighting various ways to earn some extra cash.
Be sure to check out our Milli blog post on the topic as well: How to Increase Income to Increase Savings
Michelle, the creator behind Making Sense of Cents, covers passive income, business ideas, secondary job ideas, maximizing the value of reselling goods, and more.
The Wealthy Nickel covers legitimate methods for people to make additional money, especially through real estate, and inspires people to take action on their financial goals.
The Side Hustle Queen knows that for many people, their ideal life involves flexible work arrangements. If you’re looking for money-earning opportunities to build a life that works for you, check out this Pinterest account with plenty of ideas.
Creators Focused on Niche Audiences
Some people find financial content especially helpful when it’s tailored down to their specific niche, and these creators are addressing those needs:
If you’re looking for personal finance tips by women and for women, Clever Girl Finance has resources with you in mind.
College students (and aspiring students, or other young adults in the typical college student age range) can benefit from this account’s Pins on topics around paying for one’s education via student loans and scholarships.
Gen Z ranges in age from 12-27 and is entering their adult years and the workforce with dedication to living their values – including financial freedom. Check out this creator for motivation and tips for this younger generation.
Conclusion
Following a variety of financial creators on social media, including Pinterest, is one more tool in your toolkit to help you reach your financial goals. The creators we shared provide diverse perspectives and strategies on managing money, from budgeting and saving to investing and debt reduction. By exploring different approaches, you can find the methods that will work best for your unique financial situation. Plus, it’s helpful to have a continuous stream of fresh content to keep you motivated and informed, and to balance out other content on your feed designed to get you to spend. Pat yourself on the back for taking action and keep trekking toward your goals. Happy Pinning!
Keep reading on the Milli blog:
17 Helpful Personal Finance Podcasts
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