Write for Us Finance: Submit a Guest Post to OrbitArticles
OrbitArticles publishes long-form, expert-authored finance content read by business owners, personal finance enthusiasts, fintech professionals, and investors who want practical guidance, not boilerplate advice. If you have real knowledge of money management, financial technology, investing, or business finance, this is where your work belongs.
We accept original guest contributions from financial advisors, fintech professionals, accountants, business owners with documented finance experience, and specialist finance writers. Submitting is free. Contributors earn a published byline, one contextual editorial backlink within the article body, and a second link in their author bio.
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Why Write for Us on Finance
A published byline on OrbitArticles does more than add a credit to your portfolio. Here is what contributing gives you:
- An editorial backlink that builds domain authority. Your article publishes on an indexed, organically trafficked platform. The contextual link within your article body and the link in your author bio both carry genuine SEO value.
- A targeted finance audience. Our Finance readers are not casual browsers. They are people actively searching for answers about money transfer fees, fintech careers, investment strategies, and business funding. Your expertise reaches people who are ready to use it.
- Long-term visibility. Finance content on OrbitArticles ranks and stays ranked. Articles published on our platform continue generating traffic and backlink value long after the publish date.
- Author credibility. A published byline with a bio and link on a growing editorial platform strengthens your personal brand and professional presence in the finance space.
Who We Want to Hear From
Credentials matter less than demonstrated knowledge. Our strongest finance contributors come from one of these backgrounds:
- Certified financial advisors and planners: Practical guidance on investment strategy, retirement planning, debt management, and personal finance decisions, written for a non-specialist audience.
- Fintech professionals and product operators: People who build, market, or operate financial technology products and can explain how fintech actually works — fees, business models, regulatory nuance, and real user implications.
- Accountants, bookkeepers, and tax professionals: Practical business finance content including cash flow management, tax planning, SME accounting, and financial forecasting.
- Business owners with documented finance experience: Entrepreneurs who have navigated business loans, equity structures, cash flow crises, or financial planning for a growing company and can share what they learned from the experience.
- Finance journalists and specialist writers: Writers with a documented track record of accurate, well-sourced financial content and published bylines we can review.
If you are unsure whether your background qualifies, send a pitch. We evaluate every submission on the quality of the content and the accuracy of its financial claims, not the credentials listed in the bio.
Finance Topics We Accept
Our Finance category covers personal money management, investing, business finance, fintech, insurance, and consumer financial rights. The table below maps the specific areas where we publish regularly and actively want new contributors.
Sub-Niche | Topics We Actively Welcome |
|---|---|
Personal Finance | Budgeting, saving frameworks, debt management, credit scores, emergency funds, banking product comparisons, financial independence, money mindset |
Investing and Wealth Building | Stock market basics, index funds and ETFs, real estate investing, retirement planning, portfolio diversification, risk management |
Business Finance | Cash flow management, business loans and alternative funding, accounting for SMEs and freelancers, tax planning, startup equity structures |
Fintech | Fintech business models, digital banking, payment technology, embedded finance, regulatory compliance tools, money transfer services and their hidden costs |
Insurance and Risk | Life, health, and business insurance guides, policy comparisons, claim processes, risk assessment for individuals and businesses |
Legal and Financial Topics | Contracts in plain English, estate planning, wills and inheritance, consumer financial rights, divorce and asset division |
This list reflects our most active publishing areas. If your finance topic serves a genuine reader need and fits the OrbitArticles editorial standard, we encourage you to pitch it.
Finance Content Formats That Perform Best
Our highest-performing Finance articles answer a specific question a real reader is actively searching for, with enough depth and sourcing to be genuinely trustworthy. The following formats consistently deliver both traffic and reader value:
- Breakdown guides: Fee breakdowns, rate comparisons, and cost calculators that reveal what financial products actually charge versus what they advertise. Our readers are financially literate and appreciate honesty about the real cost of financial decisions.
- How-to financial action guides: Step-by-step walkthroughs of real financial processes: how to dispute a credit report error, how to set up a solo 401k, how to read a business loan term sheet. Practical, specific, and completable by the reader.
- Fintech explainers and comparisons: Clear explanations of how financial technology works — business models, pricing structures, regulatory implications, and how to evaluate one product against another. Our Finance section has a strong fintech readership.
- Personal finance decision guides: Articles that help readers make a specific financial decision: which debt to pay off first, when to refinance, whether a particular type of insurance is worth the cost for their situation.
- Business finance guides: Practical content for business owners on cash flow, funding options, tax planning, and financial management, grounded in real business scenarios rather than textbook theory.
What We Do Not Accept
We Do Not Accept | Why |
|---|---|
AI-generated content without genuine expert input | Finance readers fact-check claims and notice generic content immediately. All submissions are checked. |
Cryptocurrency, forex, or high-risk investment promotion | These categories carry regulatory and reputational risk and fall outside our editorial scope. |
Inaccurate financial or legal claims | Incorrect financial information can cause real harm to readers. All factual claims must be verifiable and sourced. |
Promotional or advertorial content | Content that exists primarily to promote a financial product or service, rather than help the reader, will be declined. |
Previously published content | All submissions must be original and unpublished. We run Copyscape on every submission. |
Generic, surface-level advice | “Save three to six months of expenses” without any practical guidance on how is not publishable here. Bring specificity. |
Finance Content Standards
Finance content carries real responsibility. Inaccurate financial guidance can cost a reader money, damage their credit, or lead to poor decisions with lasting consequences. Our content standards reflect this.
Accuracy and Sourcing
- All factual claims must be accurate and verifiable. Financial figures, rates, regulatory references, and legal claims must be correct at the time of publication. Include your sources, particularly for statistics and regulatory information.
- Use authoritative sources. Government sources (CFPB, IRS, BLS, Federal Reserve, FDIC), academic institutions, and recognised research organisations are appropriate citations. Competitor product pages and aggregator sites are not.
- Disclose limitations. If a financial strategy depends on assumptions (income level, tax bracket, country of residence), state those assumptions clearly. Generic advice presented as universal is a red flag for our editorial team.
- Include appropriate disclaimers. Content covering investment, legal, or tax matters should note that the article is informational and readers should consult a qualified professional for advice specific to their situation.
Length and Format
- Minimum 1,000 words. Most published Finance articles on OrbitArticles run between 1,500 and 2,500 words. In-depth guides, fee breakdowns, and fintech explainers at 3,000 words or more are welcome when the topic justifies the depth.
- Use H2 and H3 headings to structure the article clearly. Finance readers often scan articles looking for the specific answer to their question. Clear structure makes your expertise accessible.
- Short paragraphs. Two to four sentences per paragraph. Complex financial content is harder to absorb when it arrives in walls of text.
- Avoid financial jargon without explanation. Define any specialist term the first time you use it. Your reader may be knowledgeable but they are not necessarily a financial professional.
Originality
- 100% original. Your article must not be published elsewhere. We run Copyscape on every submission.
- Human-written with genuine expertise. AI-generated drafts submitted without meaningful expert editing and original insight will be declined.
Link Policy
- One contextual backlink in the article body. This link must point to a relevant, quality page on your website and must add genuine value to the reader in context. A link to your guide on tax deductions makes sense inside a business finance article. A link to your homepage does not.
- One link in your author bio. This may point to your website, LinkedIn profile, or professional page.
- External links to authoritative sources are encouraged. Government financial agencies, academic research, and recognised financial institutions strengthen your article and signal credibility.
- No affiliate links, sponsored links, or undisclosed commercial interests. All commercial relationships must be disclosed. Undisclosed affiliate or sponsored links will result in the submission being declined.
- No links to competitor platforms. Links that conflict with OrbitArticles’ core offerings will not be approved.
How to Format Your Submission
To speed up our editorial review, please include all of the following with your submission:
- Your completed article as a Google Doc (with editing access enabled) or a Word document
- A meta title of 50 to 60 characters and a meta description of 130 to 160 characters
- Your suggested URL slug (e.g., ria-money-transfer-hidden-fees-breakdown)
- At least one relevant image with descriptive alt text (royalty-free or your own original image)
- An author bio of 40 to 80 words including your name, professional background, and a link to your website or LinkedIn
How to Submit a Finance Guest Post
We accept contributions two ways. Choose whichever suits your working style.
Option 1: Submit a Completed Article
Send your finished article, formatted as described above, to:
Subject line format: Guest Post Submission — Finance — [Your Article Title]
Example: Guest Post Submission — Finance — Western Union Daily Limit Without ID Verification: What You Need to Know
Option 2: Pitch First
If you would like editorial feedback before writing the full piece, send a short pitch to the same address. Your pitch should include:
- Your proposed headline
- A three to five bullet outline of the article’s key points
- Your name, a brief bio, and links to two or three examples of your previously published finance work
We respond to pitches within five business days. If your topic is a fit, we confirm and you can proceed to draft the full article.
What Happens After You Submit
- Initial review (1 to 3 business days): We confirm receipt and check your submission for topic fit, originality, and minimum quality standards.
- Editorial review (up to 7 business days): Our editorial team reviews the article in full. We may request revisions for accuracy, sourcing, clarity, or formatting. We give specific, actionable revision notes rather than a generic decline.
- Publication: Once approved, your article is scheduled and published. We send you the live URL when it goes live.
- Promotion: Published articles are shared across our content channels. Strong Finance articles are featured in our resource roundups and newsletters.
What a Strong Finance Submission Looks Like
Strong submission: “Ria Money Transfer Hidden Fees Breakdown: What You Are Actually Paying in 2026” — A 2,500-word guide that explains the two-layer fee structure (flat transfer fee plus exchange rate markup), provides a step-by-step method for calculating the real cost of any transfer, compares corridors where Ria is competitive against those where alternatives are clearly cheaper, and cites primary sources including the service’s own help centre and CFPB regulatory guidance. No affiliate links. Clear, accurate financial mechanics throughout.
Declined submission: “5 Tips for Saving Money on International Transfers” — A 700-word listicle with generic advice (compare fees, use bank transfers, avoid weekends) that applies to every transfer service without any specific analysis, no sourcing, and a promotional link to a money transfer aggregator site in paragraph two.
Ready to Write for Us on Finance?
If you have expertise in personal finance, investing, fintech, business funding, insurance, or consumer financial rights, OrbitArticles is the right platform for your work. Our Finance readers are engaged, financially literate, and looking for content that is accurate, specific, and respects their intelligence.
Send your submission or pitch to info@orbitarticles.com with the subject line: Guest Post Submission — Finance — [Your Article Title]
Have questions before submitting? Review our main Write for Us page for general guidelines, or email info@orbitarticles.com and we will get back to you within five business days.
