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Plenty Credit

Plain-English guides to credit, loans and household money in Australia.

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Guest essays

Write for us

Plenty Credit publishes reported guest essays that help Australians understand credit products, disputes, hardship and household cashflow. If you can explain a comparison rate without sounding like a rate-table, we want the pitch.

What we commission

  • Original explainers on Australian credit law, credit reporting, loans, cards, BNPL and debt.
  • First-person reported pieces that stay general — no personal financial advice.
  • Practical walk-throughs that cite ASIC, AFCA, OAIC or the National Credit Code.

What we decline

  • Spun lender landing pages, AI-only drafts, or articles already published elsewhere.
  • Payday-loan advertorial, “guaranteed approval” copy, or credit-repair hard sells.
  • Anything that tells a reader which product they should take out.

Guest post guidelines

  1. Pitch first. Do not send a finished 2,000-word draft unannounced.
  2. Australian English, 1,200+ words, with H2s that match real questions people search.
  3. Disclose every commercial relationship. Paid or guest-post links carry rel="sponsored".
  4. Link to primary sources. MoneySmart and legislation beat a broker blog.
  5. Include a short bio and two previous clips.
  6. We edit for accuracy, tone and house style. Publication is not guaranteed.

Link policy

Editorial citations to government, ombudsman and credit-reporting bodies are ordinary references. A commercial homepage, affiliate offer or paid placement is a sponsored link. Example of how we mark one: Worldwide Backlinks guest-post enquiries. If you are unsure, say so in the pitch.

How to submit

Use the form below or email support@worldwidebacklinks.com with the subject line “Guest pitch: [headline]”. Read our editorial standards and privacy notice before you write.

Guest post submission form

The form posts to our contact desk. Do not include TFNs, passwords or account numbers.

Guest-post FAQs

Do you accept guest posts?

Yes. Plenty Credit accepts original long-form essays on Australian credit and household money. Pitches should show reporting, not a product brochure.

Can I include a backlink?

One relevant, clearly labelled resource link may be considered. Commercial or paid links are published with rel="sponsored". We decline hidden advertorial.

How long should a guest essay be?

1,200 to 2,000 words is the usual range. Shorter pitches that are just a listicle or a rewritten lender FAQ are declined.