Drake Media Inc., the corporate owner of the personal finance website Get Rich Slowly, proudly announces the acquisition of StupidCents on March 4, 2011.
Get Rich Slowly is dedicated to providing vital information to individuals in pursuit of financial independence. StupidCents, founded by Matthew Stensberg in 2009, focuses on enhancing one’s lifestyle by improving personal finances through practical and enjoyable content.
About StupidCents
StupidCents.com is committed to demystifying complex personal finance and investing challenges, making them accessible and manageable for the average individual or family. The site aims to help readers improve their financial lifestyle by advocating for wise, frugal, and well-reasoned decisions while steering clear of the common pitfalls that lead to long-term financial distress. Founder Matt Stensberg, drawing from his dynamic personal and professional experiences, provides lively and insightful commentary designed to empower readers to make better financial choices. As Matt explains, “To make money and achieve your financial goals, you don’t have to be a Harvard MBA graduate or understand the nuances of Credit Default Swaps – you simply have to avoid the common pitfalls that lead to long-term financial stress.”
About Get Rich Slowly
Founded by J.D. Roth in April 2006, Get Rich Slowly is a premier online personal finance publication focused on sharing real-life stories and actionable advice on debt elimination, saving strategies, and practical investing. The platform also features reviews of financial books, magazines, and software, along with broader coverage on topics like simplicity, frugality, and personal development.
Tom Drake, Editor-in-Chief of Get Rich Slowly, expressed his enthusiasm about the acquisition: “StupidCents brings a refreshing and fun approach to the often dry topic of personal finance. I fondly remember working with Matt when we both started out as bloggers in 2009, and I’m thrilled to now have StupidCents as part of Get Rich Slowly. Together, we will continue to provide engaging and practical financial advice to our readers.”
Original source: https://drakemedia.ca/stupid-cents/