Dual Income No Kids is part of the District Media, Inc. portfolio. Originally founded in the District of Columbia in 2007, District Media, Inc. is an independent, woman and veteran lead media company. With an audience of over 10 million monthly visitors, our content appears on Google News, MSN, and other channels. Our objective is to deliver high-quality news, advice, and other related topics that inform, empower, educate, and entertain the public. We provide this information free of charge through our portfolio of 15 different personal finance websites, with all operating expenses paid through advertising.

Get to know the team behind District Media, Inc. 

Meet the Leadership Behind District Media

James Hendrickson, CEO and Founder

For Marketing/Sales Inquiries contact: james@districtmediafinance.com

Tamila McDonald, Chief Operations Officer

For Editorial Questions contact: tamila@districtmediafinance.com

Amanda Blankenship, Chief Editor

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Latrice Perez, Associate Editor

latrice@districtmediafinance.com

Travis Campbell, Associate Editor

travis@districtmediafinance.com

The DINKs Writers 

Teri Monroe 

Teri Monroe started her career in communications working for local government and nonprofits. Today, she is a freelance finance and lifestyle writer and small business owner. In her spare time, she loves golfing with her husband, taking her dog Milo on long walks, and playing pickleball with friends.

Toi Williams 

Toi Williams began her writing career in 2003 as a copywriter and editor and has authored hundreds of articles on numerous topics for a wide variety of companies. During her professional experience in the fields of Finance, Real Estate, and Law, she has obtained a broad understanding of these industries and brings this knowledge to her work as a writer.

Randell Suba

Randell is an online media professional with more than 15 years of experience specializing in technology, finance, travel, cars, and lifestyle, among other subjects. He’s passionate about helping people make informed decisions and find meaningful connections through his content. Let’s talk about the things that make life a little more interesting.

Our Editorial Commitment

District Media is committed to producing trustworthy, well-researched media that supports everyday people with their financial well-being and daily decisions. Every article we publish is thoroughly fact-checked, properly sourced, and reviewed for clarity, accuracy, and relevance. We adhere to rigorous editorial standards, including direct attribution for all quotes, data points, and third-party information. Our content is regularly updated and held to the highest journalistic values.

Many images on the site are syndicated from 123rf.com and other paid licensing sources.  Some images were created by District Media staff.

District Media complies with all applicable U.S. State and Federal publishing laws, including FCC guidelines and other relevant regulatory frameworks. Most importantly, we listen—reader feedback is central to how we evolve and improve our platforms and processes.

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MANAGE YOUR MONEY TOGETHER

Here are some simple guidelines for DINKS to build wealth:

1) Collaborate: Meet regularly to talk about money, set goals together, track and monitor them.

2) Understand and respect your partner. Take time to understand your partners values about money.

3) Watch the numbers. Get a budget, monitor your spending and track your net worth.

4) Max your retirement. Maximize contributions to your tax deferred retirement accounts.

5) Invest in stock. Stocks perform better than bonds or cash.

6) Avoid high interest debt. Credit cards and title loans are financial cancer.

7) Diversify. Don't put all your eggs in one basket.

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