Sunday 11 September 2016

"The Balance" Is All About Millenials And Personal Finance

Millenials have more to say about money than their predecessors do. With career options dwindling and only creativity and resourcefulness becoming the weapon of choice to survive the harsh everyday of financial woes, millenials continue to fight on.



The Balance -- a new subsidiary of About.com -- focuses on helping millenials understand personal finance more in all angles. Even for students and newly-graduates finding it troublesome to manage their finances effectively, the 34,000 pieces of content from 70 writers under personal finance, investing, money hacks, career advice and small business trips can make it easy for the typical millenial to know more about money.

“There are plenty of personal finance websites out there that cover various parts of the market, but we don’t think anyone caters to the same market as we do,” said About.com CEO Neil Vogel. “Most of our competitors cater strictly to the highest net worth people, but we want to help everyone get better at earning, saving and spending their money.”


The reason for the new brand according to Mr Vogel is that millenials and other Internet users would not take a financial advice seriously from a website that teaches one how to sing and how to bake an awesome pie.