Talking creator business with Forbes
Erika joined Steven Bertoni on the Forbes Top Creators Show to discuss leaving corporate law, studying viral videos, and turning down a $100,000 brand deal to protect audience trust.
Erika Kullberg is a lawyer and personal finance creator who turns fine print into practical money and travel explainers, and hosts the interview podcast Erika Taught Me.
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Erika joined Steven Bertoni on the Forbes Top Creators Show to discuss leaving corporate law, studying viral videos, and turning down a $100,000 brand deal to protect audience trust.
Forbes placed Erika at No. 40 on its annual Top Creators list, recognizing the business built around her approachable money videos.
Erika published a family seating guide, walking readers through airline commitments, booking conditions, and the Department of Transportation dashboard.
erika.comRead the family seating guideIn a new article, Erika explored how small additional payments toward mortgage principal can change a loan’s timeline. She also covered prepayment penalties and the need to keep an emergency fund.
erika.comRead Erika’s mortgage explainerErika shared five things she does before an international flight, including photographing luggage, checking passport validity, and arranging mobile data.
erika.comRead the flight checklistFollow Erika for money explainers, travel tips, and a closer look at the fine print.
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