20 Great Finance Blogs You Should Be Following

There’s a lot of information offering tips on finance and other money matters, but who can you trust? Finding solid information takes knowhow and patience, but since you’re a busy bee, we’ve compiled some resources to save you the time and effort — so here’s a list of 20 blogs, in no particular order, that CreditRepair.org follows and thinks you should as well. Take a few minutes to check out each blog, as each offers its own unique approach to practicing financial responsibility…

The Simple Dollar — Tips on eliminating debt and exploring “personal finance from the perspective of a late-twenty something who just realized that he needs to get a grip on his money.” Everything from reviews on books regarding finance to advice on budgeting meals without compromising taste.

Lazy Man and Money — An admittedly lazy man’s approach to life and finance offering tips on simple money saving opportunities, an informative and practical guide to living well and lazily.

Good Financial Cents — a former solider and family man’s approach to understanding and exercising financial freedom and it responsibilities. Also the author of an upcoming book, “Soldier of Finance: Survival Guide to Personal Finance and Investing.”

Moola Days — A blog by a financially minded student, integrating personal experience in his advice on everything from finance to frugality. 

The Centsible Life — Authored by a self-proclaimed “personal finance and mom expert,” this blog provides information on how to live for less, cooking inexpensively and the inspiration to live for less money.

Dough Roller — Covers topics including investing, credit, personal finance and banking; this site is a great resource for money tips and insight on current financial events.

Money Smart Life — this blog is written by Ben Edwards, a man whose life-long adherence to financial responsibility and understanding of the dollar has given him the tools to achieve financial security and the ability to procure sound advice on saving money through discounts and wise spending.

20-Something Finance — A great resource for those in their 20s (and beyond), extending personal stories of success and missteps, setting the foundation for a stable future.

Debt Free Adventure — One man’s quest to debt freedom provided for middle class workers. The author entails his journey through paying off student loans, a mortgage and maintaining an emergency fund.

Financial Highway — This site is a great resource for those seeking to get on the road to financial freedom. It offers advice on how to successfully practice financial responsibility as well as a plethora of other topics ranging from career matter to current financial news.

My Dollar Plan — Concerns itself with issues like saving for college, setting financial goals, budgeting and retirement planning. This blog provides insightful commentary on personal goals and all-around useful knowledge.

Don’t Mess With Taxes — The author of this blog has an extensive background in journalism and corporate communications and authored the book, “The Truth About Paying Fewer Taxes,” offering countless tips from her experience.

Million Dollar Journey — One man’s quest to become a millionaire by age 35. Frequent updates on his net worth as well as advice for others trying to achieve the same goal.

Budgets Are Sexy — Contains insightful information for the “Average Joe.” The author details his personal financial life, from living in hotel rooms to detailing his quest to become a millionaire.

Money Crashers — Great resource for information on investing, managing money and a plethora of other topics related to spending wisely.

Generation X Finance — This site discusses financial issues pertinent to Gen Xers. Issues addressed include debt control and building your business from the ground up.

Five Cent Nickel — Offering solid information on credit scoring and the best credit cards in each subcategory (rewards, balance transfer, low intro rates, etc.).

Debt Free Hispanic — A Hispanic male’s chronicling to live debt free and doing so while putting his wife through graduate school, offering sound tidbits of wisdom.

Blogging Away Debt —One woman’s quest to eliminate her substantial debt. Updated with progress she’s making and pieces of advice and encouragement for others to do the same. 

Man Vs. Debt — A straight forward, no-nonsense approach to freeing yourself from debt. Website motto: “Sell Your Crap, Pay Off Your Debt, Do What You Love.”

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