What is Wallet Squirrel?

Wallet Squirrel is a stand out personal finance blog by best friends, Andrew and Adam.

Data shows most people struggle to save money with a stagnant income. So we focus on discovering the internet’s most creative ways to make extra money and the benefits if that money was cleverly invested.

Everything we make from our money experiments is shared in our monthly income reports and added to a transparent stock portfolio built solely from our side-hustles. Rather than spending money, we save it like a squirrel!

Meet Our Team

Meet Andrew!

Founder and Finance Ninja

Andrew is a rising influence in the world of personal finance. His articles have been featured on MSN Money, AOL Finance, Thrive Global and more!

Currently living in Denver, Colorado. Andrew is known for his love of dividend stocks, 5am morning workouts, and grapes as the best snack ever while writing!

Andrew created Wallet Squirrel in 2015 after being inspired by Pat Flynn of Smart Passive Income and Jason Fieber of Dividend Mantra. He focuses on what’s important to most people:

Finding the internet’s most creative ways to earn extra money
Experimenting with investing strategies, step-by-step, for long-term wealth (stocks, real estate, etc.)

Andrew shares all of his money experiments online as well as his actual stock portfolio to provide transparent insight into the world of making extra money and investing it.

Today, Wallet Squirrel can be found on most lists around the world of Top 50 Personal Finance Blogs!

Meet Adam!

SEO Guru & Aspiring Finance Ninja

Hey All! I’m Adam and I joined Team Squirrel in February 2017 as a contributor and haven’t looked back.

I am a SEO machine, who dabbles in programming/app design, a data visualization freak and a production hack expert. I bring a unique perspective to Team Squirrel being married for 6 years with a new baby and house payments. I love all of those things.

I joined Wallet Squirrel to learn and share my knowledge about personal finance in a family setting. Like Andrew who is using his extra income from Wallet Squirrel for investing, I look to use the extra income to pay off my family’s debt similar to what so many people carry in this world. We currently have about $85,000 in student loans as well as a $260,000 mortgage.

Here is to learning together and becoming debt free!
-Adam

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