About
Bitches Get Riches is a sharp-tongued, no-fluff personal finance blog run by two anonymous writers known as Kitty and Piggy. With backgrounds in education and nonprofit work, they launched the site to demystify money for millennials and Gen Zs, especially those underserved or left behind by traditional financial media. Their writing blends bold humor, social commentary, and financial literacy, giving readers the tools to take control of their money and their future. While the tone is brash and occasionally irreverent, the underlying goal is deeply earnest: make financial independence accessible and empowering. For young people, Bitches Get Riches makes you feel like you’re tackling large financial and social topics over a coffee with your best friend.
Signature Approach
At its core, Bitches Get Riches operates from a belief that money is power and everyone deserves access to both. Their content is deeply values-driven, often intersecting with issues of class, gender, labor rights, and systemic inequality. Posts are long-form and advice-packed, tackling everything from quitting toxic jobs to surviving inflation to calling out financial fads. This isn’t a clear, step-by-step guide to tackle your personal finances. Rather, it’s a larger discussion on the intersection of personal finance with broader socioeconomic trends.
Their tone is what sets them apart: biting, brilliant, and relentlessly funny, they use satire and sarcasm not just to entertain, but to dismantle harmful myths about personal finance (like “pull yourself up by your bootstraps” narratives). They don’t shy away from the hard stuff (student debt, wage gaps, burnout, etc.) but they meet it with practical steps and a deeply human voice. The goal? Teach you how to “build wealth without becoming an ahole”.™
Why They Stand Out
- Blog-first platform
- Laugh-out-loud writing with serious educational value
- Speaks directly to underrepresented audiences (women, LGBTQ+, working class)
- Makes finance feel like a tool for justice, not just individual success.
- Great resource for younger, progressive audiences.
Who’s It For
- Young adults overwhelmed by traditional financial jargon
- Readers who want honest advice with a healthy dose of sass
- People disillusioned with hustle culture and financial gatekeeping
- Women and non-binary folks seeking inclusive, empowering financial content
- Anyone who wants to learn about money without being talked down to
