I don’t have a whole ton of spare time at the moment as most readers know, but there are a few finance blogs out there that I find myself reading from time to time because, well, they are good! These are my top 5 and the only ones I read religiously (using google reader of course. You are using google reader, right? : )
In no particular order…
My top 5
1. Clever Dude – Two reasons I like Clever Dude. 1. He’s Clever and 2. Like me he’s found writing has helped him deal with his debt.
2. BloggingAwayDebt – Tricia over at Blogging Away Debt always has great down dirty real life tips and experiences about dealing with debt. She is almost down to 20K in debt, from starting at over 37K.
3. Get Rich Slowly – JD’s stuff is always great. We were talking awhile back about doing some sort of business contest, but it never got off the ground. No worries though, I’m doing OK and GRS continues to be a great finance blog. His latest post about budgeting with an irregular income I think was written just for me!
4. Dumb Little Man – This blog should really be Smart Little Man….maybe that was taken. In any case while posts here aren’t always finance related…many are, and the content kicks butt. His business posts, like this one on referrals is the stuff I really love.
5. NCN Blog – No Credit Needed? That’s what I want! No credit would mean no debt! NCN has a very practical blog about all things finance related. Plus, if you’ve ever listened to his podcast, you just know he might be the next Dave Ramsey.
What say you!?
What 5 finance/debt related blogs SHOULD I be reading?
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Mine? lol
But seriously, those are great picks and all in my (google) reader (as you are too).
Wow! Thanks for the mention… and good luck w/ the debt reduction!
NCN
Snore. You have now monetized your blog. Congrats.
It would be so mucher nicer and in the interest of full dislosure to tell people that you are getting paid in order to endorse some of these sites.
NO SHAME. If you were into full disclosure.
Please don’t claim this as your nadir. That would be wrong.
Blech, on the morgage brokers you dealt with,
Snore? Um no…sorry. I just like these blogs. No shame? I have nothing to hide. Some people…do you really think those HUGE blogs would pay for a small write up here? Honestly…think before you write.
I’m sure every one of those 5 blogs could vouch that they did not pay me a cent, or even e-mail me about this post. Grrr…stupid people. angry DK….
Dear Debt Kid… the check is in the mail! (Just kidding…) Don’t let the haters get you down… rock on!
NCN
Man, I’m in great company there! And when you get your first comment troll, then you know you’ve hit it big too! I wonder if people think that all the links I give out are paid too? I wish they were! (but then it wouldn’t be any fun).
One thing though, I don’t consider my site huge. Of course, I think most bloggers are amazed that anyone is reading their site, much less hundreds or thousands of people each day. Consider it low self-esteem on my part to think that my stuff is good enough to enlighten, encourage or inspire someone.
Thank you for the nice words, debt kid. I really need a clever logo, don’t I? LOL.
notahater – FYI – Me, pay to advertise my site? I don’t have any money
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