A free online daily news service written for financial advisors, the online publication is a member of the Financial Times family of news services covering the investment management industry, including sister publications Ignites, FundFire and GatekeeperIQ. It aims to deliver news content to help financial advisors build their practices. FA-IQ’s daily online content focuses on the front-facing part of an advisor’s business: the relationship with the clients and how to win them, communicate with them, do business with them and ultimately keep them. FA-IQ dives deep into what matters most to advisors and how it impacts clients, including: -Practice management -Business development -HNW investor trends -Opinion, analysis and best practices from the FT 400 advisors -Technology and operations -Fees and compensation -Staffing -Compliance and legal -Much more…

Content intends to empower advisors to elevate their practices and help clients realize their most precious life goals. Operates on the premise that an individual's personal and financial lives are inextricably linked, and tackles issues ranging from projecting retirement income to the financial implications of starting a second career or leaving the legacy a client desires. Aimed at established, sophisticated advisors, challenges traditional financial planning conventional wisdom. Intends to introduce readers to new approaches to helping their clients align their personal and financial goals. Attempts to cut through the clutter by translating useful information into action-oriented knowledge, presented in a compelling fashion that places clients' interests first.

Financial Analyst Keynes covers Financial Markets

Designed to assist both institutional and private investors. Reports on developments in the securities industry, fiscal and monetary policy, portfolio selection, security evaluation and public policy issues.

Personal finance nerd at heart! Making content to entertain and educate.

FinancialBlogger.com is a UK-based financial blog that aims to provide its readers "with news, tips and fresh articles about debt, credit cards, mortgage, finance", with money issues ranging from cars to home finance loans. The Bloggers are anonymous, but are writers in the finance industry. The blog posts are news led and informative, and are on occasion, seasonal. Categories on the Blog include Credit Cards, Debt, Finance, Insurance, Mortgage and Tax. Posts vary in length, and there are often images in the middle of the post. Previous posts on the site include 6 Steps to take before bankruptcy; 3 Pitfalls to New Credit Card Offers You Should Know About; Check Out 3 Ways to Save More Money This Summer; Is paying a mortgage better than renting?; The Sheriffs are coming - do you know your rights? There are PR opportunities, such as news, tips and articles about debt, credit cards, mortgage and finance etc guest blogging and reviews may be possibilities. The team can be best reached via the contact form.

Financial Buzz is an online publication providing the latest trends in Market News, Investing News, Personal Finance, Politics, Entertainment, in-depth broadcasts on Stock News, Market Analysis and Company Interviews.

Designed as a directory of audio and video content that empowers investors and businesspeople. Contains everything from the latest business news to stock talk and CEO interviews to earnings calls. The programs are organized into channels, updated frequently and tagged for categories, sectors and stock ticker symbols. Users can listen to the audio programs online or download them to media players as podcasts. Also features articles containing news briefs. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication) and a digital Podcast.

Covers financial education. Aimed at encouraging consumers to become more financially responsible. Offers tips and advice on reducing debt, making smart financial choices and learning more about credit. The fundamentals of working with bloggers are the same as with traditional journalists at traditional media outlets: respect their schedules; take time to read their material to learn their interests; and only contact them if/when they want to be contacted. You will also find that if a blogger is a journalist for another outlet(s), Cision tracks their contact preferences there as well. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

Published since 1934, this publication is written for top financial officers, from CFOs and corporate controllers to tax executives and treasurers. Examines current financial and accounting issues, corporate reporting, financial reporting, measurement, leadership, cash management, risk management, investment strategies and regulatory matters. Articles cover corporate finance, international trade, pension fund management and employee benefits.