These days we have so many great personal finance bloggers publishing amazing content. In fact, it can be a little bit overwhelming. Sometimes it can be hard to figure out which bloggers are the best sources of information and which aren’t. Fortunately, I’ve put together a list of the top 10 personal finance bloggers that can help you develop the skills you need to help you get financially savvy!
1. Financial Samurai
Financial Samurai started back in 2009. He used to work in investment banking for over a decade and decided to leave to blog full-time. I’m sure you’ve heard of it, since it is one of the biggest personal finance blogs out there! He has tons of detailed content on the fundamentals of personal finance, as well as some great information about more complicated topics like real estate investing.
For more information about Financial Samurai, check out my interview here.
2. Bitches Get Riches
Bitches Get Riches is a phenomenal personal finance blog, which is more geared towards women. I personally enjoy their strong advice as well as their wit and humor – they’re never a dull read! Whenever I see a new article from them, I know it will be informative and entertaining. Be sure to check out my interview with them.
3. Mr. Money Mustache
Mr. Money Mustache is another huge financial blogger. He is more focused on frugal living. If you want to read more about him and his tips, check out his blog. He’s been blogging for a while, so there is a wealth of information there!
4. Rinkydoo Finance
Brandon-Richard Austin is the man behind Rinkydoo Finance, he is a newer personal finance blogger based out of Canada. He has a background in marketing, but made a career shift and has been enjoying the change of pace. As a blogger, he loves to break down tons of personal finance concepts for the average man. He talks about investing, saving, career development, and general financial decisions everyone has to deal with. He wants his readers to know that money is NOT a dirty subject, and more people should be comfortable with it – and everyone can learn the fundamentals.
For more information about Rinkydoo Finance, check out my interview here.
5. Bitter to Richer – Obviously!
I like breaking things down for the layman – for people who may not have advanced knowledge of personal finance topics yet. Don’t get me wrong, I like doing a deep dive when I can, but I write everything with the mindset of dropping the jargon and making it readable and usable for everyone – regardless of their professional background. It is my personal belief that everyone should have access to as many resources as possible to improve themselves and their finances, but you can read more about that in my About Me page.
For more personal finance articles, you can find them here. You can find more information on career and professional development here as well.
6. The Millennial Money Woman
Fiona, also known as The Millennial Money Woman, is a relatively new blogger, but she has had astounding success. Some people call her the finance ninja, and I can see why. She has a great grasp of personal finance topics, and is great at breaking them down for most people. On top of that, her content has a lot of useful visuals, which makes it easy to digest and a great read. If you’re serious about personal finance and planning for your future, then she is a good one to keep an eye on.
For more information about The Millennial Money Woman, check out my interview here.
7. Financial Alien
Financial Alien is run by Cristian Ferrier, a systems engineer, family man, and successful immigrant. He is a great leader in the FIRE movement, and is the perfect resource for those interested in learning more about that. His blog is less about what he is interested in, and more about what he can write about to help as many people as possible. On top of that, his infographics make his content even easier to understand! He started his blog back in 2021 so that he could share with others the things he has already learned over the years – to help give his audience everything they need to go become successful.
For more information about Financial Alien, check out my interview here.
8. Get Rich Slowly
Get Rich Slowly is perfect for those eager to achieve true financial freedom. It’s a blog with so much information in it that you’re bound to find something that you can use. Get Rich Slowly covers debt, buying a home, college, the stock market, early retirement, and so much more! For more information, check out his blog where you can see a complete personal finance roadmap and get started on your own personal finance journey.
9. Debt Free Guys
Debt Free Guys is run by David and John, husbands who are all about living a fabulous life without being broke or under a mountain of debt. For anyone struggling with debt, they may be an invaluable resource to help you get out of it. Check out their site so you can get started eliminating that pesky debt and be rid of it once and for all.
10. Money Under 30
Money Under 30 is exactly what it sounds like – a personal finance blog just for younger adults. It’s especially suited for those just beginning their personal finance journeys, who have tons of questions and need a lot of answers. Money Under 30 has information on everything young adults need from credit cards, banking, and loans, to investing and everything that goes with that. It’s a great resource for those who are just starting out! Check out the blog so you can get started on your own personal finance journey.
Conclusion
I hope you enjoyed learning about different financial bloggers you have at your disposal! Not all of them will be perfect for everyone, but I’m sure each has the potential to educate you so your finances can become better. If you have any other suggestions that you think are worth mentioning, be sure to leave a comment.
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