High Earners
Readers navigating taxes, retirement accounts, compensation, cash flow, and increasingly complex financial choices.

Partner With FMB
Partner with FinanceMythBusters to connect your brand with professionals and households making important decisions about taxes, compensation, investing, and long-term wealth.
Who FMB Serves
FMB is built for people whose financial decisions involve more variables, more trade-offs, and more consequences than a simple rule of thumb can capture.
Readers navigating taxes, retirement accounts, compensation, cash flow, and increasingly complex financial choices.
Employees making decisions around RSUs, bonuses, withholding, benefits, and vest-related cash planning.
People evaluating retirement strategies, tax-advantaged opportunities, investing choices, and long-term wealth decisions.
People who want the assumptions, evidence, numbers, and trade-offs behind a financial conclusion.
Partnership Opportunities
The best collaborations fit naturally into the financial decisions FMB already helps readers understand.
Support an educational article or series around a relevant reader problem while FMB retains editorial control over the analysis and conclusion.
Discuss Educational Partnerships→Support selected decision tools or interactive resources without influencing methodology, assumptions, calculations, or results.
Discuss Tool Partnerships→Collaborate around relevant tax, planning, investing, or money-management platforms when there is a clear reader use case.
Discuss Platform Partnerships→Contribute credible research, datasets, benchmarks, or analysis that helps readers understand a financial decision more clearly.
Discuss Research Partnerships→Selected placements can support the newsletter when the offer is relevant, clearly disclosed, and useful to FMB readers.
Discuss Newsletter Partnerships→FMB may use affiliate relationships for products or services it would still be comfortable discussing without compensation.
Discuss Affiliate Partnerships→Build Something Useful
FMB is most interested in collaborations that improve a decision—not simply add another advertisement to the page.
Help make a useful calculator, checklist, framework, or interactive resource available while FMB controls the methodology and output.
Build a deeper body of reader-first education around a financial problem that fits FMB's editorial priorities.
Provide credible research, benchmarks, or data that can strengthen analysis without purchasing a preferred conclusion.
The FMB Partnership Standard
Commercial relationships should strengthen reader value, not weaken the standards that make the content useful.
The product, service, expertise, or research should connect to a real decision FMB readers are trying to make.
Material commercial relationships, incentives, and sponsorships should be disclosed clearly.
Financial claims should be supportable and able to withstand the same scrutiny applied to other FMB content.
A collaboration should provide useful education, context, access, or functionality beyond exposure for the partner.
Editorial Independence
Compensation may support FMB, but it does not determine what FMB concludes, what trade-offs stay visible, or how a decision tool produces its result.
Partners do not purchase favorable conclusions or approval rights over independent editorial analysis.
Material sponsorships, affiliate relationships, and other commercial connections are identified for readers.
Material limitations, alternatives, and downsides are not removed because a commercial relationship exists.
Sponsors do not control calculator assumptions, methodology, calculations, or result framing.
How Partnerships Work
Every opportunity is reviewed for audience fit, editorial separation, scope, and practical value before it moves forward.
Tell us what you are proposing, who it helps, and what kind of collaboration you have in mind.
FMB reviews relevance, reader value, conflicts, and whether the opportunity fits current priorities.
If there is a fit, we define the format, deliverables, disclosures, timing, and commercial terms.
Both sides align on responsibilities while FMB's editorial independence remains explicit.
The collaboration goes live with the appropriate disclosures and reader-facing context.
Where applicable, we review agreed performance signals without changing editorial conclusions after the fact.
Start a Conversation
Tell us what you are building, what problem it solves, who it is for, and the partnership format you have in mind.
Paid favorable reviews, undisclosed recommendations, and partner control over editorial conclusions are not available.
Share enough context for us to evaluate fit. Fields marked with an asterisk are required.
Other Ways to Collaborate
FMB is also open to selected expert, research, media, and licensing conversations when they fit the brand and serve a clear purpose.
Credentialed subject-matter expertise that strengthens reader understanding without buying editorial control.
Relevant media, podcast, interview, or educational opportunities connected to FMB's areas of coverage.
Selected research or business-to-business advisory collaborations where scope and independence are clearly defined.
Conversations about licensing or syndicating FMB educational material while preserving attribution and context.
Partnership FAQ
Questions about partnerships, sponsorships, affiliate relationships, and FMB's editorial independence.
FMB considers partnerships that provide genuine value to people making important financial decisions.
Opportunities may include sponsored educational content, financial platform partnerships, newsletter sponsorships, affiliate relationships, research and data collaborations, and selected tool or calculator sponsorships.
No. Commercial relationships do not determine FMB’s conclusions, methodology, recommendations, or editorial position.
Partners may provide factual information about their products, services, or research, but FMB retains final editorial control. A partnership does not purchase a favorable conclusion.
Material commercial relationships are disclosed clearly where they are relevant.
Sponsored content, affiliate relationships, sponsored tools, and other compensated collaborations are identified so readers can understand when a commercial relationship exists.
Yes. Selected tool and calculator partnerships may be considered.
A sponsor may support the development or availability of a tool, but FMB retains control over its methodology, assumptions, calculations, results, limitations, and presentation.
Yes, when there is a genuine fit between the product or service and the financial decisions FMB covers.
An affiliate relationship does not guarantee inclusion, a recommendation, favorable placement, or positive coverage. FMB may still discuss costs, limitations, and alternatives.
Yes, selectively. FMB may collaborate with qualified professionals, researchers, and subject-matter experts when their expertise can improve the accuracy or usefulness of the work.
Expert participation does not automatically mean content has been independently reviewed. Formal professional review is identified separately when applicable.
FMB may decline partnerships that could compromise reader trust or editorial independence.
That includes arrangements requiring positive coverage, undisclosed promotion, removal of material trade-offs, partner control over conclusions, or commercial influence over calculator methodology or results.
Most partnerships begin with an inquiry and fit review.
If there is a strong match, FMB and the prospective partner can define the scope, deliverables, disclosures, responsibilities, commercial terms, and timing before moving forward.
Work With FMB
If the idea improves a financial decision and respects FMB's editorial standards, we would be glad to hear about it.
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