Financial affiliate programs are the bees knees of the affiliate marketing world.
Not only do they pay above average commissions compared to other program categories, you don’t need to be a financial blogger to get in on the profit party because money conversations are relevant in pretty much every blogger's life.
Really, who doesn’t like to talk about money?
That’s why I encourage you to add a few finance affiliate programs into your promotional mix, regardless of your niche. The potential payoff of your affiliate experiments will be well worth it.
To help you get moving, I’ve rounded up a list of 61+ financial affiliate programs, across 8 categories, for you to consider. Let’s dive in…
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61+ Financial Affiliate Programs for Bloggers In Any Niche
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TurboTax
Commission: 15% per sale
Cookie Length: 21 days
Savings.com
Commission: $0.05 per lead / 50-65% per sale
Cookie Length: 30-45 days
CouponSurfer
Commission: $0.20 per lead
Cookie Length: 30 days
Coupons.com
Commission: $0.40 per lead
Cookie Length: 24 hours
YNAB (Referral)
Commission: $6 per referral
Rakuten
Commission: $5-20 per referral
>> You need to sign up to an account to get access to the referral program
Travelex
Commission: Varies by country
Digit
Commission: $5 per referral
HoneyMoney
Commission: $15 per referral
Cookie Length: 60 days
Trim Financial
Commission: $6 per new user who links a financial account
Cookie Length: 30 days
Personal Capital
Commission: $100 per new user who links a financial account and has assets of over $100k
Cookie Length: 30 days
Checks & Banking
Check Unlimited
Commission: 20% per sale
Cookie Length: 120 days
Checks In The Mail
Commission: 10-16% per sale
4 Checks
Commission: 25% per sale
Cookie Length: 120 days
Deluxe Business Products
Commission: 10-30% per sale
Cookie Length: 30 days
Investing Affiliate Programs
BGASC
Commission: $5 per sale
Cookie Length: 30 days
Bullion Exchanges
Commission: $25 per sale
Cookie Length: 45 days
CBMint
Commission: $25 per sale
Cookie Length: 7 days
The Royal Mint
Commission: 8% per sale
Acorns
Commission: $10 per funded account
Cookie Length: 30 days
Business Money Affiliate Programs
FreshBooks
Commission: $5 per lead + $55 per sale
Cookie Length: 120 days
QuickBooks
Commission: 7% per sale / $5 per sale
Cookie Length: 45 days
Sage
Commission: 7% per sale
Cookie Length: 30 days
Shopify (including POS)
Commission: 200% per sale
Cookie Length: 30 days
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Money Education Affiliate Programs
CreativeLive
Commission: 10-20% per sale / $1 per lead
Cookie Length: 30 days
Udemy
Commission: 40-50% per sale
Cookie Length: 7 days
Lesko
Commission: 20% per sale
Cookie Length: 90 days
Simplilearn
Commission: 10% per sale
Cookie Length: 30 days
Own Your Money
Commission: 10-30% per sale
Ultimate Bundles
Commission: 40% per sale
Identity and Credit Repair Affiliate Programs
Equifax
Commission: $10-40 per sale
Cookie Length: 30 days
TransUnion
Commission: $20 per sale
Cookie Length: 45 days
Nav
Commission: $5-50 per sale
Cookie Length: 45 days
Ovation
Commission: $70 per sale
Cookie Length: 30 days
IdentityForce
Commission: $35 per sale
Cookie Length: 30 days
Identity Guard
Commission: $37.50 per sale
Cookie Length: 30 days
Credit RX America
Commission: 15% per sale
Survey and Gift Card Affiliate Programs
PanelPlace
Commission: $0.20 per lead
Cookie Length: 120 days
Swagbucks
Commission: $2.20 per lead
Cookie Length: 30 days
DollarDig
Commission: $2 per lead
Cookie Length: 24 hours
American Consumer Opinion
Commission: $1 per lead
Cookie Length: 30 days
GiftCards.com
Commission: 1-1.25% per sale
Cookie Length: 30 days
GC Spread
Commission: 1.5% per sale
Cookie Length: 24 hours
eGifter
Commission: 1% per sale
Cookie Length: 30 days
CardCash
Commission: 2% per sale
Cookie Length: 5 days
Survey Savvy
Commission: $2-$25 per referral
Qmee
Commission: $1/£1 per referral
Loan and Credit Card Affiliate Programs
National Debt Relief
Commission: $27.50 per lead
Cookie Length: 60 days
CuraDebt
Commission: $25 per lead
Cookie Length: Lifetime
GetMyLender
Commission: $25 per sale
Cookie Length: 120 days
Credit.com
Commission: Up to $300 per sale
Cookie Length: 30 days
Opp Loans
Commission: $75 per sale
Cookie Length: 15 days
Capital One (Canada)
Commission: $10-120 per sale
Cookie Length: 2 days
Discover Card
Commission: $20-40 per sale
Quicken Loans
Commission: $1-25 per lead
LendEDU
Commission: Up to $300 per sale
Credit Sesame
Commission: $2 per user
Credible
Commission: Varies by product
Cookie Length: 45 days
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Let me know if I missed any of your favorites. Which financial affiliate programs will you be joining?
Do you know if Fidelity Investments or Vanguard or investment houses offer affiliate programs? I’m looking all over and cannot find any information on them.
Thanks
Hey Denise – I don’t believe they do, although you should email them to confirm because sometimes they have invite-only or private programs you could score access to just by asking 🙂 I’ll be doing another update on this post soon so will try to find a few more in that category for you. One that you might want to look at is Betterment, which you can find through FlexOffers.
Those two don’t but there are big investment companies that do have affiliate programs. I Googled ‘Affiliate programs Roth IRA” and looked for names I trusted.
Interesting, thanks for sharing! This list is cleaned up and expanded a few times a year so I’ll definitely add more soon.
Hi Justine – Thanks for a great post. Any idea how to apply to the discover program? The link leads to a page listing their cards with no affiliate program info.
Hey Marcia – this post will be updated soon with refreshed links as affiliate program landing pages change more often than I would like 😉
It’s possible they stopped offering it but if I were you, I’d email their support team to confirm. They may still have a private program that they’ll invite you to when you contact them 🙂
Its tough to find out but about other fiancial products such as a savings account, checkings account or a 529 savings plan for example? Do these products generate affiliate fees? Anyone experiences?
Hi Clemens – I totally agree with you: the financial affiliate industry is tough to gather information on. If you aren’t seeing information on their website, your best bet is to email the companies you want to work with directly and ask them if they have a program. If they do, you can get clarity from their affiliate manager on what is eligible for a commission. There definitely ARE commission payouts on things like savings and checking accounts, but usually it’s a much smaller payout compared to a credit card or investment product. Hope that helps – best of luck!
I’m an insurance agent with a Facebook presence and was wondering if the affiliate programs are “allowed” or work with Facebook. I do not have a blog. Thanks.
Hi Bryan – Yes many people use affiliate links on Facebook (remember to always disclose) and affiliate programs will accept you if you don’t have a blog. However you need to make sure your Facebook page / profile has posts/content related to the program you are applying to. Not every program will approve you without a blog but if you are up front about your intentions and have a winning profile, you will find many who will.
Hi there!
Just a suggestion, I think it is better if you put some description about those.
Hey Menard – thanks for the suggestion! This is something I’ve had on my to-do list for a long while so I’ll definitely be expanding these posts to include descriptions of each company. Stay tuned!
Great list Justine, i will have to come back here to visit all these links!
Thank you – best of luck with your applications 🙂
Do you have any idea about NiceUs financial affiliate program?
Hey Frankson – I’ve never heard of NiceUs but I’m always wary of sites like this. There are lots of legitimate sub-affiliate networks out there (such as Skimlinks, Viglink and Flex Offers) and smaller niche ones shouldn’t be discounted because they aren’t household names. However before joining any site like that, do some research to see what real people are saying. I found a few posts with questionable experiences, so I’d personally steer clear. You can find lots of financial programs with the sub-affiliate networks I mentioned above, without the worry. Best of luck!
This is a really great list to get started with.
If you are looking for a credit card processing affiliate you can check us out at BlessPay.
We are the only company that has a program that can pay the business owner to process credit cards.
Thanks for sharing your program. I just did a big update to the post and you are now included 😉
I got some other good ones you could share :).
Investing –
Acorns – https://www.igniteopm.com/acorns-affiliate-program/
Commission: $10 per funded account.
Cookie Length: 30 Days
Money Management –
Trim Financial – https://trim.hasoffers.com
Commission: $6 per new user who links a financial account.
Cookie Length: 30 Days
Personal Capital – http://personalcapital.hasoffers.com
Commission: $100 per new user who links a financial account and has assests of over $100k.
Cookie Length: 30 Days
You rock Juan – thanks for sharing 🙂 I’ll get these added to the list!
Thanks for this terrific list. Much appreciated
You are very welcome 🙂
Hey Justine, thanks for your wonderful list and insights. Could you possibly provide me with some clues on how to find affiliate programs for savings and checking accounts?
Hey Enrique,
You are very welcome!
What I would suggest is going to all the top sites in your niche and in the finance niche in general. Look for content about checking and savings accounts and follow their links to see which are affiliate links. That’ll give you an idea of who has affiliate programs. Check their site for an affiliate program or if you don’t see one, try Googling or emailing them directly to see if you can set up a custom partnership. Sometimes banks don’t advertise their programs or have a formal one set up, but will have the ability to pay for referrals if you reach out and explain why you’d be a good fit. They may have minimum audience requirements, so just keep trying until you find one that’s willing to test it out with you.
Best of luck!
Justine
Thank you Justine! I hope you have a wonderful weekend
Anytime and same to you Enrique 🙂
Great List I hope to use some of the financial links on my blog thank you so much
Hey Mimi – fantastic! Best of luck with your blog 🙂
Thanks for this list, but many of this site only accept a partner from US. i see some of them which i can use on my blog but it is sad that i am from Nigeria and they only allow US traffic. Your list was great anyway
Most affiliate programs list which affiliate countries they are interested in working with. Some affiliate networks like Awin have more international programs so definitely take a look there and see which ones might work. Good luck!
I have another good on to share LTJ Credit Boost https://mycreditjump.com/credit-repair-affiliate-program/
Hi ,
Thanks for such good information on affiliate programme.It was really nice.
can you please help me find out affiliate programme in india in personal finance niche
Thanks for the great post! I am new to blogging, so this list will be great for my personal finance coaching clients and blog readers.
Hey this post is awesome and valuable, I was looking for finance affiliates for India would you suggest any if you know or you can share the links of the blog recommending affiliate for India in finance nich, I have gone through many but I got few of them so I was looking for your help.
Thank You
As I’m in Canada and mainly focus on North America, I’m not too sure. However, if you search for affiliate tips or affiliate programs using Google, you can put a location filter on to see which companies and blogs come up.
Thank you or this information
I have learnt a lot from your blog on money management and financial affiliate programs. Thank you.
I have learnt a lot rom your blog on financial affiliate programs. Thank you.
Thanx for sharing such a Helpful Article. Best affiliate programs in Financial niche.
Fantastic post Justine – personal finance is a niche I’m looking into, so this resource is a real time saver. I just signed up for your free guide ‘Get Approved To Any Affiliate Program’, it’s excellent as well 🙂