2.2/5
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15 reviews
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One of the largest personal finance websites in America, with millions of monthly visitors looking to make and save extra money.
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DependsThis is a free personal-finance media site, not software you buy — there is nothing to purchase and no reason not to read it.
Free personal-finance media site, not a tool. Fine for tips; its recommendations are ad-driven — verify before signing up.
2.2/5
Trustpilot rating
15 reviews
$0
Price
Free site, newsletters, and apps
Yes
Free tier
All content is free
2010
Founded
Acquired by Clearlink in 2020
Free to read, but monetized via affiliate pushes
Simple site; Play app rated 4.9/5
Articles and newsletters only; no real tools
$0
No known public vulnerabilities found in the sources reviewed.
User sentiment is sharply negative: a 2.2/5 Trustpilot score and Reddit threads accusing it of misleading advice since it stopped being an independent blog.
“The Penny Hoarder is a lying bitch”
“The Penny Hoarder was once an independent blog”
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Larger personal-finance site with deeper card and banking comparisons.
The Penny Hoarder vs NerdWalletRate tables and calculators instead of listicle-style promos.
The Penny Hoarder vs BankrateFree peer advice on low-income saving without the affiliate funnel.
Based on ~20 public sources; review samples are small (15 Trustpilot reviews), and this is a media site, not software.
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