8 Female Financial Influencers You Ought to Know

The finance industry may traditionally be a male-dominated space, but more women are making their voices heard.

They’re blogging, podcasting, authoring books and gaining massive social media followings as they chart paths as bonafide personal finance influencers.

And they’re helping countless other women increase their financial literacy and build wealth along the way.

8 Female Financial Influencers to Follow

Here are just a handful of the female financial influencers you ought to have on your radar.

1. Tori Dunlap of Her First $100K

Tori Dunlap is a self-proclaimed financial feminist who is taking on the patriarchy with her mission to make women rich. Her personal story of saving $100,000 by age 25 inspired others and led her to develop her brand Her First $100K.

Tune into Dunlap’s Financial Feminist podcast or join her investing education platform, Treasury.

2. Erin Lowry of Broke Millennial

Erin Lowry is the founder of Broke Millennialbut she’s definitely not broke. Lowry is a sought-after money expert and author of three personal finance books — including her latest, “Broke Millennial Talks Money.”

Lowry is an authority on helping women navigate awkward financial conversations — like negotiating for a raise or tactfully letting a friend know you can’t afford to be a bridesmaid for the 12th time. Check out her Q&A with The Penny Hoarder on how to…