Write for Us

Last updated: October 2026

CashCrafty is always looking for contributors who can explain money clearly. If you've learned something about saving, investing, tax or insurance in India — through your profession or your own experience — and you can teach it in plain English, we'd like to hear from you.

Who we're looking for

• Practitioners: chartered accountants, financial planners, bankers, insurance advisers — people who've seen how these products work in real life.
• Clear writers: you don't need credentials if you have genuine experience and can explain it simply. Some of the best money writing comes from people who learned the hard way.
• India-first perspective: our readers deal with PPF, EPF, 80C, UPI and Indian tax slabs. Your piece should live in that world, not a generic one.

Topics we cover

Saving and budgeting, mutual funds and SIPs, small-savings schemes (PPF, SSY, NSC), tax planning, insurance, credit and loans, banking, and beginner investing. Before pitching, browse our existing guides — we don't republish angles we've already covered well.

Our standards (non-negotiable)

1. Original work only. No plagiarism, no spun content, no lightly-rewritten versions of other sites' articles. We check.
2. Facts from official sources. Rates, slabs, limits and rules must come from RBI, SEBI, IRDAI, incometax.gov.in, AMFI, EPFO or equivalent primary sources — linked in the draft. See our Editorial Policy.
3. Real numbers. Worked ₹ examples with actual calculations beat vague advice every time. Show your math.
4. Plain English. Define every piece of jargon or cut it. Our readers are smart but busy.
5. No hidden promotion. Don't pitch a piece that's really an ad for your product, course or service. Undisclosed promotion is an instant rejection.
6. Honest about limits. Include the downsides and the "it depends" — one-sided pieces don't survive our review.

How to pitch

Email support@cashcrafty.com with the subject line "Guest post pitch: [your topic]" and include:

• A 3–4 line outline of the article and its angle — what will the reader be able to do after reading it?
• One paragraph on why you're the right person to write it.
• A link to something you've written before (a blog, LinkedIn post, or even a detailed forum answer counts).

We reply to every pitch within two weeks. If we accept, we'll agree on scope and deadline together, and your piece goes through the same fact-checking and editing process as everything on CashCrafty. You'll be credited with a byline and author bio.

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Send Pitch

Prefer email? Pitch us directly at support@cashcrafty.com with the subject "Guest post pitch: [your topic]".

What we don't publish

• Get-rich-quick schemes, "guaranteed return" claims, or unregulated investment products.
• Specific stock tips or buy/sell recommendations.
• Content written primarily for SEO rather than for readers.
• Anything that requires us to present opinion as regulated advice.

Compensation

CashCrafty is a small independent publication that currently earns no revenue (see how we're funded). Contributor arrangements — credit, bio links, and any payment — are discussed honestly per piece before you start writing. We won't ask you to write for "exposure" without saying so upfront.

Questions? Write to support@cashcrafty.com.