Remote Freelance Writer

Got Money Stories? Write For Us

We’re looking for freelance writers to help us give our readers the best and most jam-packed personal finance information in Canada.

Who we are

Based in Atlantic Canada, moneyGenius.ca and creditcardGenius.ca are two of the top personal finance resources for Canadian consumers. We’re on a mission to publish original, helpful, authentic, detailed, and balanced articles. Because Canadian consumers deserve it.

Who we’re looking for

We’re looking for freelance writers who are passionate about personal finance and ready to share real-life experiences with Canadian financial products. If any of these descriptions sound like you, please apply.

  • Credit Cards – Do you have a deep knowledge of perks, insurance, welcome bonuses, rate of return calculations, churning, balance transfers, risks, and more?
  • Points & Rewards – Are you optimizing your point collection and redemption?
  • Travel – Do you collect travel points and cash in on free or discounted trips?
  • Airport Lounges – Do you frequent Plaza Premium, Maple Leaf, or other airport lounges? 
  • Investing – Do you live and breathe modern investment and/or crypto platforms like Wealthsimple, Coinbase, or Questrade?

Applicants must be legally authorized to work in Canada.

Why write for us?
  • Help ensure that Canadian consumers are getting the most accurate, complete, and honest money-saving tips, reviews, and stories so that they can make better money decisions. 
  • Write about topics you’re knowledgeable and passionate about.
  • Enjoy flexible hours that suit your schedule.
Apply now

Please apply via email only.

If you’re an experienced (or aspiring) writer and want to help Canadian consumers keep more money in their wallets, we would love to hear from you! Email with “Freelance Writer Application” in your subject line.

Please include:

  • A brief, well-written introduction about yourself and your interest in this role
  • A list of personal finance blogs and forums you frequent
  • A list of your area(s) of money saving interest (see list above)
  • A list of the financial products you use and love (credit cards,
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