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David Weliver
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Founder and Editor, Money Under 30
San Francisco
Beats
Business, Luxury TravelTravel for the 50+ Traveler, Couple and Family Travel Career, Multigenerational Travel Finance
Politics. I stick to business, trade, investment and law and tax issues.
Content
By David Weliver| Money Under 30 Verified We’ve talked about why money management matters. But where do you begin? Start where you are. If you’re struggling to pay your monthly bills, it’s not the time to buy bitcoin. If you have credit card debt, don’t worry yet about investing in the stock market.
By David Weliver| Money Under 30 Verified Unfortunately, most of us don’t learn how to handle money in school. We’re taught algebra and geometry, but not budgeting. You’re lucky if you had parents who modeled good financial habits, or even made an effort to teach them. But, for many of us, we’re forced to learn how to handle money on our own. And it can be expensive tuition. What’s worse: the system is stacked against you. Everybody wants your money. Especially those that touch your money.
By David Weliver| Money Under 30 Verified We’ve talked about why money management matters. But where do you begin? Start where you are. If you’re struggling to pay your monthly bills, it’s not the time to buy bitcoin. If you have credit card debt, don’t worry yet about investing in the stock market.
Company Info
Money Under 30
Money Under 30 is an independent personal finance education website founded in 2006 by David Weliver. Initially started as a blog to document his journey of repaying debt before turning 30, it has grown to provide free financial guidance for young adults and individuals of all ages. The platform covers a wide range of topics, including debt management, credit cards, student loans, mortgages, and savings strategies. The site features over 2,000 articles, educational tools like MoneySchool—a seven-day course on foundational financial skills—and a weekly newsletter with curated advice. Money Under 30 has a significant reach, with a peak of 1 million monthly readers, and is recognized by major media outlets such as The Washington Post and Forbes. The company aims to democratize financial knowledge, making it accessible to those with limited financial literacy.
San Francisco, United States
+1 207-400-4056
Founded: 2006