Money Tips From 5 Favorite Personal Finance Blogs

posted by Judith Stephens
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You can learn more about personal finance, investing, budgeting, and spending consciously by reading personal finance blogs online. It’s been an enjoyable way to brush up on topics I am familiar with, and an easy way to  learn new subjects I hadn’t considered.

I started reading personal finance blogs after I started writing this blog. The personal finance niche appears to be a low-key group of bloggers. But any niche compared to the Internet Marketing niche, with which I’m more familiar, is low key. The personal finance niche doesn’t seem to promote themselves as broadly. At any rate, I wasn’t reading these blogs. Big mistake! I should have.

Now I subscribe by email to these blogs. I subscribe to the email feeder so the posts don’t get lost in the clutter of my RSS reader.

Click, read, learn more and enjoy the process. You’ll be amazed at how much more you understand about money, and how quickly you’ll become very knowledgeable. You might as well become your own expert money adviser.

Tough Money Love

It’s too bad no one had earlier explained to the Jones that “living within your means” is a function of income and outgo, not asset appreciation and outgo.  It’s also too bad that financial writers in the Times and other media outlets didn’t jump on this issue two or more years ago, when the real estate bubble was still growing instead of blowing up.

I Will Teach You To Be Rich

Today’s tip is to never pay retail prices for clothes again using some sites you’ve heard of, and a bunch of sites I bet you haven’t.

My Money Blog

Dilbert’s One-Page Guide to Everything Financial

Get Rich Slowly

But what happens when you add children to the mix? How do you plan for them and for yourself at the same time?

Taxes Made Simple

Filling out a W-9 is pretty easy. On the first line, simply enter your legal name (if a sole proprietorship) or the legal name of your business (if an LLC, corporation, or partnership).

 

I’m impressed with the quality of the content shared by the wise people who write these personal finance blogs. I believe you will be too. Let me know what you found most informative. Your comments are welcome and appreciated.

My favorite finance-related blogs are coming soon. Share your favorites too. Thank you!

Warmly,

Judith

 

 

 

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22 Responses to “Money Tips From 5 Favorite Personal Finance Blogs”

  1. Allen Taylor Says:

    Nice writing. You are on my RSS reader now so I can read more from you down the road.

    Allen Taylor

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  3. Mr. ToughMoneyLove Says:

    Judith – Thanks so much for the mention.

    Mr. ToughMoneyLoves last blog post..Your Home as an Investment? Let’s Re-think this.

  4. Alena Says:

    I recently came across your blog and have been reading along. I thought I would leave my first comment. I don’t know what to say except that I have enjoyed reading. Nice blog. I will keep visiting this blog very often.

    Alena

    http://www.smallbusinessavenues.com

  5. Mike P Says:

    Hi Judith. Thanks for the kind words. :)

    Also, all 4 of those other blogs are in my feed reader. I agree: they’re great!

  6. Chicago Probate Says:

    Those links on the "I will Teach You To Be rich" blog are hugely important. I never really think about how much I spend on my wardrobe until it's too late. Thanks for the tip!

  7. Paula Villarruel Says:

    Interesting stuff, did you know though that the average American has somewhere between 5 and 10 credit cards. There are people who have up to 50 dissimilar credit card accounts open, though. That doesn?t necessarily mean that they are in problem. A quantity of persons feel that you can?t have enough credit, whilst others are cautious about having multiple accounts open, because they have concerns about being able to manage them responsibly.

  8. kredittkort Says:

    Great links

  9. Ryan Says:

    Have actually neither heard of any of these blogs before now and so will have to dig around at each. This is certainly a great share, many thanks.

  10. Shimon Says:

    Great tips! really enjoyed reading the 5 blogs,
    I wanted to mention that I came across an interesting book about ways to get free money, I truly recommend reading it.

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  13. jasmine Says:

    Interesting and informative. I would often visit this site. :)

  14. VA STREAMLINE Says:

    Finance topic is hard to understand for everyone, these are great source which you have provided and would really help the newbies to get knowledge about finance.

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  15. Zar from Good Low Rates Says:

    I had heard of 2 of the 5 but the tough love site is a real find. It uses the kind of straight forward info that does people (liek me) a lot of good. thx.

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    well i think all those tips are very useful whether its of money making or tax saving. thanks for such helpful tips and advise

  17. Kia Says:

    I used to buy expensive books to get information ragarding finance tips, but these days, you can find everything on the web for free, thanks to blogs like this. So, I'm kind of greatefull for the blogosphere developing so fast and providing so much useful content.

  18. Stephen Says:

    I so enjoyed reading your post, don’t stop now! It’s nice to make connections like this.

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  22. Steve Says:

    I had to laugh when you mention the intensity of the Internet Marketing niche of bloggers. I can appreciate the low-key attitude of the personal finance blog writers. Finance can be such an intense subject so a low key attitude is much appreciate. Thanks for the list of great posts!

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