Erin Gobler

Erin Gobler

Expertise: Investing, Stocks, Cryptocurrency, Budgeting
Title: Personal Finance Writer, Financial Coach
Education: University of Wisconsin Oshkosh
Location: Madison, Wisconsin

Highlights

  • Over a decade of experience writing about personal finance and public policy
  • Specializes in writing articles on investing, cryptocurrency, stocks, and more
  • Work has been featured in major financial media such as Time, Fox Business, Bankrate, Credit Karma, and more
  • Personal finance coach

Experience

Erin Gobler is personal finance coach and a writer with over a decade of experience. She specializes in writing about investing, cryptocurrency, stocks, and more. Her work has been published on major financial websites including Bankrate, Fox Business, Credit Karma, The Simple Dollar, and more. Erin aims to help publications take complex financial topics and break them down in an easy-to-understand way.

Erin got her start as a writer freelancing on the side during her seven-year career in the Wisconsin State Legislature. In addition to her work as a personal finance writer, she now also provides one-on-one financial coaching services. She is especially passionate about helping women feel more confident about their finances.

Education

Erin earned her bachelor's in journalism, political science, and government from the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh.

About The Balance

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