Personal Finance

Reddit Personal Finance (www.reddit.com)

Crowd sources all of your finance questions to a whopping 12+ million redditors. It also has an incredibly useful Wiki and sidebar.

• If I takeover someone’s car lease and say they spent $10k so far on payments, can I still buyout the car at the end for the initially agreed upon price?
• No Idea it was this easy
• Best options moving with existing mortgage
• I want to get rid of my new-ish car and go back to old cars. Best way out of this thing?
• Will my credit be ruined?
• I think I applied for the wrong card
• Looking to buy my first house, how many lenders should I get pre-qualified by to make sure I am getting the best rate?
• Landlord Charging Carpet Cleaning Fee Before Move In

The Finance Buff (thefinancebuff.com)

Offers deep dives into a variety of finance topics on a regular basis. If you're honing your own finances, it's worth digging through the archives of this one.

• Absolute Value vs Relative Value: Doing Nothing Is Not The True Alternative
• 401k Match Policies: Every Payroll and True-Up
• How To File EITC and Child Tax Credit For Free: TurboTax Edition
• 2018 2019 2020 HSA Contribution Limits
• When Health Insurance Makes Healthcare More Expensive
• 2018 2019 2020 Federal Poverty Levels (FPL) For Affordable Care Act (ACA)
• Polepole: Anti-FOMO In Preparing for Retirement
• How To Report Backdoor Roth In H&R Block Software

Get Rich Slowly (www.getrichslowly.org)

There's no "get rich quick" nonsense on Get Rich Slowly. It's all about reasonable debt management and safe investing for the common person. It tops all the "best finance blog" lists for a reason.

• This blog is now a teenager: Thirteen years of Get Rich Slowly
• Welcome to fifty: My first health scare as a middle-aged man
• By the numbers: My spending for March 2019
• Lifestyles of the Rich and Foolish
• How to cancel a credit card (without killing your credit score)
• How I learned to stop worrying and love DIY
• My life philosophy: 50 lessons from 50 years
• The pros and cons of becoming a rideshare driver

Mr. Money Mustache (www.mrmoneymustache.com)

It shares the strategies he and his wife used to retire before they were 35. Don't expect any magic bullets: this blog's theme is frugality.

• How I Sold This Website for $9 Million
• How to Create Reality
• Four Ways We Can Hang Out
• How To Slow Down Time and Live Longer
• The Economics of Divorce
• How to Retire Forever on a Fixed Chunk of Money
• An Interview With The Man Who Never Needed a Real Job
• What Everybody Is Getting Wrong About FIRE

jlcollinsnh (jlcollinsnh.com)

This blog is best known for its "Stock Series," which is basically an in-depth primer for investing. But the other financial advice it offers is just as great.

• Stocks — Part XXXV: Investing for Seven Generations
• Chautauqua 2019 – UK & Portugal – Tickets Now Available
• Mr. Bogle passes
• “I wanted the unreasonable”
• Happy Holidays! and a bit on Mr. Market
• Truly Passive Real Estate Investing
• Car Talk: An update on Steve and looking at Leafs
• Chautauqua 2018 Greece: A week for the gods!

Eat the Financial Elephant (eatthefinancialelephant.com)

Shares the journey of a young married couple's path to financial independence and escape from the 40-hour workweek.

• “Dirtbag Millionaires”
• The First Month Of Early Retirement
• Where Do I Go From Here?// Starting a New Chapter In Early Retirement
• October Update// Entering The Home Stretch!
• Our Plan for Health Insurance in Early Retirement
• September Update//The Transition To Our F.I.R.E. Plan
• August Update// Mixing The Math and Emotion Of Retirement Planning
• Guest Post at “Can I Retire Yet?”//Using Your Home to Retire Earlier

Mad Fientist (www.madfientist.com)

The sites goal is to help you retire early––or just leave your full time job and set out on your own. Learn all the financial (including tax) advice you need to free yourself from your job here.

• Online Business Experiment
• Cal Newport – Deep Work, Digital Minimalism, and the Key to a Happy Retirement
• Millennial Money – From Broke to Millionaire in 5 Years
• Tony – Going Back to Work After Early Retirement
• Monumental Strength – How to Get Fit (and Actually Enjoy It)
• The Tax Benefits of Forming an S Corporation
• Why Everyone Should Have Their Own Business (and How to Guarantee Success)
• James Clear – Atomic Habits and Building a New Identity After Retirement

The White Coat Investor (www.whitecoatinvestor.com)

It's meant for doctors who want to rid themselves of sketchy or greedy financial advisors, but anyone who makes a high income can benefit from this website.

• A $4,300 Family Vacation in Paris and Reykjavik
• 5 Reasons To Avoid Focusing On Dividend Stocks
• How to Pay for a House – Podcast #102
• 10 Things Form ADV2 Reveals and How it Can Save You Millions
• The Physician Philosopher — Fighting Burnout While Building Wealth

Wise Bread (www.wisebread.com)

Teaches you how to "live large on a small budget." Instead of just one voice, you'll hear from a group of financial bloggers.

• What Really Goes into Creating a Credit Card
• The 8 Most Eye-Opening Money Attractions in the U.S.
• Join Our Tweetchat on Thursday 4/18, 12pm PST/3pm EST for a Chance to Win $300 in Prizes!
• How to Make Better Financial Decisions
• Tips to Maximize Credit Card Reward Earnings
• Ask the Readers: What Time Management Tools Do You Use?
• Everything You Need to Know About Airline Dining Rewards Programs
• Here Are the Right Ways (And the Wrong Ways) to Use a Personal Loan

20 Something Finance (20somethingfinance.com)

Perfect for younger people just starting out and for those who need a fresh start.

• The 4 Best Ways to Use your Tax Refund for the Highest ROI
• Costco Kirkland Dog Food & Cat Food Review (Ingredients & Price Comparisons)
• The Consumption & Happiness Paradox (& Where to Focus Instead)
• How to File an Amended Tax Return with the IRS
• Do I Need to File a Tax Return? The Minimum Income to File Taxes in 2019
• Free National Park Days in the U.S. in 2019: Mark your Calendars!
• The Most Fuel-Efficient Cars of 2019
• Should you Check the Presidential Election Campaign Fund Box on the 1040 Tax Form?

Money Crashers (www.moneycrashers.com)

Run by two younger guys, but they're earning accolade after accolade for their personal finance advice, anecdotes, news, and financial product comparisons. .