Press & Media

Trusting anyone with your financial future starts with credibility—and credibility comes from transparency. That’s why we welcome conversations around the legitimacy of Dow Janes. But instead of us telling you what we’re about, we’ll let the press, media, and our community do the talking.

What the Media Says About Us

Is Dow Janes legit in the eyes of the media? Absolutely. We’re proud to be featured in several top-tier publications that recognize our mission to help women+ build confidence, clarity, and financial security. The press consistently highlights our holistic approach and how proven, results-driven courses like the Million Dollar Year program and free masterclasses help our members achieve financial empowerment. 

Publications

From personal columns and global news sites to independent financial management companies, several leading publications have featured the Dow Janes team, discussing our business model or reviewing our financial planning and money management programs. To name a few: 

Podcasts

Our co-founders, Britt and Laurie-Anne, are frequently invited to share their insights on some of the industry's most respected podcasts. In the episodes below, they discuss how to manage spending habits, decrease financial stress, make better financial decisions, and gain the practical skills needed to feel more in control of your financial life.

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Just like your skincare regimen changes with age, so should how you manage your finances. Tori is joined by Britt and Laurie-Anne of Dow Janes to chat about managing finances over 30 and how it’s different from how you might manage them in your 20s.
In this conversation, Britt breaks down the exact steps she teaches to get out of debt, build an emergency fund, invest with confidence (even if you’ve never done it before), and move from financial fear into financial freedom. – basically, everything you wish you learned in school. This is more than a conversation about saving and investing—it’s a holistic look at how healing your relationship with money unlocks manifestation.
Chelsey and Stephen talk with Britt, about transforming money mindsets, overcoming scarcity, and empowering women to achieve financial freedom through aligned, value-driven spending.
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Chris chats with Britt Williams Baker, Harvard graduate and co-founder of Dow Janes, a financial education company that exists to get women in control of their money.
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Christian and Rod interview Britt Baker, co-founder of Dow Janes, a financial strategy company created for women who want to learn to take control of their money and invest!
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Dow Janes is a financial education company empowering women+ to get in control of their money. They believe that women+ with money have more choices and louder voices.
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Britt Baker and her company Dow Janes are on a mission to get 10,000 women invested by the year 2025. Why? Because good things happen when women have money.
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Britt talks about why taking care of our finances can be a spiritual practice and some ways to approach your finances if you are new to this world.
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If you want to get your money organized, learn how to save money, and invest it properly, you are in the right place! Today my guest, Britt Williams Baker, will be discussing this very important topic.
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Laurie-Anne King talks about money and how to navigate the cost of living increase we are experiencing in 2022. She shares her story of how she paid off 40k worth of debt to now coaching women to have a certain mindset regarding money.
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Britt Baker of Dow Janes is back to teach us how to improve our relationship with financial planning by creating a money ritual!
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Britt Baker talks about figuring out our values with spending money. From living in Costa Rica for a month, to managing inflation and how this might be the perfect time to start your side hustle. Also how to teach kids how to invest in a fun way.
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Rewrite Your History with Money to Achieve Financial FREEDOM
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Britt Baker, co-founder of Dow Janes, talks all about money and how she’s bringing a step-by-step approach to saving and investing. Britt is a Harvard Business School graduate and an expert investor with 10+ years of experience as a money mindset coach.
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Money can be an overwhelming source of stress or anxiety before, during, and after divorce. While it can be difficult to confront $$$ issues, women going through divorce and debts can start recognizing that it is just a number. Taking that first step towards knowing that is something you should be proud of.
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Britt Baker is disrupting the financial learning landscape by simplifying the process of educating yourself on money, retirement, investment and budgeting. As she said it is all learnable. She has great positive energy and removes the intimidating of money from the learning process.
In this episode we chat with Britt Williams Baker, co-founder of Dow Janes. She shares strategies, mindset shifts, and habits that enabled her to achieve financial freedom at a young age. So, if you're tired of feeling stuck and ready to start having the time of your life in your 20s, tune in!

In an article exploring shifting wealth management trends, evolving financial goals, and how more financial professionals are catering to women+, The Washington Post praised the Dow Janes approach. The piece recognized Dow Janes as a leading financial education company, noting that “Baker and King teach women across the United States and Canada how to take control of their money.”

As a guest on the Voice Lessons podcast, Britt Baker shared her feelings on why saving money isn’t just about dollars and cents. She emphasized, “Once women understand money, they have the freedom to do what they want in their lives.” She went on to explain how Dow Janes gives women+ the tangible tools, mentorship, and community support they need to make confident, informed choices and reach their financial goals faster.

In an episode of her 20 Minute Mom podcast, Jennifer Ford Berry praised Britt’s personalized approach to doing business. “I think it's just amazing that you went to Harvard and now you’re working with women, empowering them, and teaching a life skill that a lot of women have never been taught before.” The conversation focused on the importance of financial literacy in helping mothers build stronger families.

When The Stock Dork invited Britt to discuss the best time to start investing, her answer reflected the strategy taught in Million Dollar Year. “Making money from investing is all about laying the groundwork and creating a solid financial foundation before you get started.” Her advice proves she practices what she teaches, emphasizing logical planning and value alignment from day one.

On her She Who Dares, Wins podcast, Renee Bauer reflected on Dow Janes evolving from a living-room budget group into a full-scale business that has totally changed the financial landscape for women+ nationwide. “Through Dow Janes, Britt and her co-founder have helped hundreds of women pay off debt faster, set up long-lasting money systems, and invest their time wisely,” she said.

Speaking on the Rainmaker Family podcast, co-host Chelsey Diaz highlighted Dow Janes’ rapid growth and success. “This group has now grown to close to 10,000 women and individuals who want to overcome debt, master money management, and embark on their investment journey,” she reported, noting how the company’s impact continues to scale through its digital programs and supportive community.

In an interview with Startup to Follow, Million Dollar Year graduate Kathryn Leann offered a first-hand perspective for anyone still wondering, “Is Dow Janes legit?” In just six months, she paid off half of her debt. By year’s end, she had gone from a net worth of negative $13,000 to positive $18,000. She revealed, “I started crying when I started investing, because this was the first time in my entire life that anyone has shown me what I need to save in order to have my retirement taken care of.”

FAQ

Still have questions? Here are a few we often hear from those exploring Dow Janes for the first time.

What is the Dow Janes Program?

The flagship program, the Million Dollar Year, is a comprehensive curriculum that teaches women+ how to budget, pay off credit card debt, and build aligned investment habits through intentional investing. A high-touch Million Dollar Year Accelerator course is available for those seeking a more elevated coaching experience, and free masterclasses are also accessible too. 

Is Dow Janes a legit business?

Yes, our results speak for themselves, helping thousands of women+ better manage their bank accounts, develop a savings and retirement vision, and create lasting financial confidence. Want proof? You can find Dow Janes reviews across major media outlets and in our graduate testimonials, where women+ share if Dow Janes was worth the investment for them.

Who are the owners of Dow Janes?

Dow Janes was co-founded by Britt Baker and Laurie-Anne King, two passionate educators and entrepreneurs with impressive backgrounds in investing, business, and coaching. After witnessing how few women+ were taught to manage their finances effectively, they created Dow Janes with the mission of closing the gender wealth gap. They lead a team that’s deeply committed to accessible, shame-free financial empowerment. 

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