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Discovering the best Personal Finance content

Helping consumers discover new voices

Helping creators to build their audience

New Voices

Share some love with these talented recent additions to the Sovereign Quest community.

iSpyFI
Libertas
Greek Fire Investor
Fire Bears
Finance Shot
The Poor Investor
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Sovereign Quest Challenge

Every month we challenge the Sovereign Quest community to post about a common theme

July Challenge: Personal Finance is often defined by numbers and things we don’t do. Net worth. Savings rate. Don’t spend. Don’t pay full price. Don’t buy junk we don’t need. This month’s challenge is to celebrate the things we did do, our milestones and life achievements.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Let us know about your blog, channel, or podcast so that we can review it.

We collate and share amazing Personal Finance content that meets the following criteria:

  • Written or spoken in English.
  • Is (mostly) about Personal Finance related topics.
  • Is your own work.
  • Benefits the consumer more than the creator.
  • Is not paywalled, predatory, spammy, or a multi-level marketing scheme.

Sovereign Quest is not currently targeting the North American market.

So much of the Personal Finance content produced every day is about 401(k) plans, health insurance, and travel hacking. Interesting topics for American audience, but less relatable to the rest of the world.

Creators from elsewhere can find it hard to be heard amongst the cacaphony. Our focus is helping those creators build their audience.

For all the best American Personal Finance content, visit our friends at the amazing Apex Money, Campfire Finance, and Personal Finance Blogs.

The majority of creators producing Personal Finance content are everyday people just like you.

That means they are generally not regulated, nor recognised as qualified experts in fields such as financial planning, investing, law, tax advice, or wealth management.

Content should be treated with a healthy skepticism. Always do your own homework, and if in doubt, seek guidance from a qualified and insured professional.

General information only, it's not personal. Or advice.

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