Meet Our Contributors

At Uber-Finance, we believe financial education should be accessible, honest, and grounded in real-life experience. Our contributors come from diverse backgrounds — writers, editors, financial advocates, and everyday people — all united by a shared goal: helping others navigate money with more clarity and confidence.

Editorial & Site Leadership

Ash Gregg

Founder & Editor-in-Chief
Ash launched Uber-Finance with a mission to break down financial barriers and make personal finance approachable for everyone — not just those with wealth or credit. With a background in digital strategy and a deep commitment to financial literacy, Ash oversees all content and partnerships on the site.

“I created this platform to fill the gap between real-world money struggles and the financial advice that actually speaks to them.”

Writers & Contributors

David Marshall

Covers: Debt Repayment, Financial Mindset, Economic Resilience
David draws on personal experience navigating debt and rebuilding credit to write about the practical and emotional side of money management. His pieces focus on survival, stress relief, and actionable financial habits.

“Most financial advice assumes you already have money. I write for the people who are just trying to make it to next week — because I’ve been there.”

Jonathan Bennett

Covers: Loans, Budgeting, Real-Life Financial Tips
Jonathan writes about everyday finance with empathy and clarity. He’s passionate about helping first-time savers and underrepresented communities build financial independence from the ground up.

💡 Some contributors write under pseudonyms to protect personal privacy while sharing vulnerable or lived financial experiences.

How Our Content Is Created

We combine the power of human experiences and AI-assisted research to produce content that’s both accurate and approachable to ensure accuracy, clarity, and usefulness in every post. Our process looks like this:

1. Initial research uses trusted sources (human-powered) and AI-powered tools to frame the topic.

2. Drafts are written or co-written by contributors with real-world experience.

3. Human editors review, refine, and fact-check every article before publishing.

Our goal is to teach, not sell — and that means content is always created with the reader in mind.

Interested in Contributing?

We’re always open to new voices — writers, educators, creators, or professionals — especially those with unique financial journeys or perspectives. Check out our Careers page for more information or Contact us to reach out directly.