Debt.com is set to announce the winner of the Best Spanish-Language Financial Content Creator category at the 2026 FinTalk Awards, an honor that underscores the critical role digital creators play in making financial education more accessible to the Hispanic community in the United States. The category recognizes a creator who, through educational, practical, and accessible content, has made an outstanding contribution over the past year to helping Hispanics better understand topics such as saving, investing, debt management, and financial planning. Public voting remains open through October 9, and participants may cast up to three votes per day to support their favorite creators.
The five nominees for the 2026 FinTalk Awards in this category are María Mercedes Velasquez (@soymmvelasquez), a certified public accountant with a master’s degree in finance who focuses on helping women over 40 take control of their money, invest, and work toward financial freedom; Daniela Salazar (@neurodany), known on social media as NeuroDany, the author of two books about money and personal growth who provides education on investing, trading, and personal finance through digital platforms and workshops; Alex / MoneyAcción (@moneyaccion), creator of the financial education platform MoneyAcción, who uses a simple and humorous approach to explain topics such as saving, investing, and debt management; Elizabeth Inciarte (@mamaperonoaburrida), a mother and content creator who aims to demonstrate that you don’t need to be a millionaire to start investing and building a stronger financial future; and Xavier Serbia (@xavierserbia), a communicator with more than two decades of experience covering economic and financial topics, recognized for explaining complex concepts in a clear, practical, and accessible way for Hispanic audiences.
Debt.com created the FinTalk Awards to recognize creators and institutions that are transforming the way people learn about and manage their finances. The Spanish-language category focuses specifically on a community for which access to clear, relevant, and culturally accessible financial information can play an important role in making better financial decisions. “For millions of Hispanics in the United States, having access to clear and trustworthy financial education in Spanish can make a real difference in how they manage their money and build their financial future. We are excited to see a new generation of creators using digital platforms to break down barriers, simplify complex topics, and empower our community to make better financial decisions,” said Don Silvestri, President of Debt.com.
The FinTalk Awards have previously recognized prominent Hispanic financial educators. Rey Martínez was named Best Hispanic Creator in 2025, while Juan Sánchez received the honor in 2024. Voting closes on October 9, 2026, when Debt.com will announce the winner of the category. Consumers can still learn more about the five nominees and cast their votes by visiting the official Spanish-language 2026 FinTalk Awards page.
The significance of this award extends beyond mere recognition. It highlights the growing demand for financial education tailored to Spanish-speaking audiences, who often face language and cultural barriers when seeking financial advice. By celebrating creators who effectively bridge this gap, Debt.com not only honors their work but also encourages more content creators to produce material that addresses the specific needs of the Hispanic community. This can lead to improved financial literacy, better money management, and ultimately greater economic empowerment for millions of Hispanics in the U.S. As the population continues to grow, such initiatives are crucial for fostering financial inclusion and ensuring that everyone has the tools to build a secure financial future.
