FangWallet is a personal finance community-driven blog designed to make those type of questions obsolete in the 21st century with helpful curated responses from everyday personal finance regulars within the community. FangWallet was created to make financial knowledge easy-to-read and accessible to the masses. Not everyone needs to major in finance or accounting in order to learn the best practices to building wealth. FangWallet was designed to be inclusive and offer advice ranging from all skill levels, beginner, intermediate, and expert, for any questions regarding personal finance.

I started Banker On FIRE to achieve the following three objectives: Give me a creative outlet from the pressures of my job as an investment banker. Explore, document and debate the various ways to build wealth and achieve financial independence. Help others make better decisions, grow their net worth and live their best life possible

Welcome to 20somethingfinance. I am the author, G.E. Miller. Long story short: I went from zero savings and significant debt after graduation, to saving over 85% of my income in just a few years. I am embracing every aspect of a financially responsible, engaged, environmentally-friendly, frugal lifestyle. And I’m chronicling my journey to financial independence on this site. Spoiler: utilizing the ideology and strategies that I write about on this site, I am now financially independent. 20somethingfinance is 11 years old and has become one of the most popular personal finance blogs in all the land. Also – don’t let the name of the blog scare you off. If you’re not in your 20’s, that’s OK. I no longer am either (but the blog is stuck with the name), and 50%+ of the readers here are over age 30 anyways. Learning and sharing knowledge of personal finance is ageless.

Thank you for stopping by the Best Interest. I’m Jesse Cramer. I’m an engineer and an avid reader/writer. The Best Interest started as my creative outlet, but it’s gained national recognition for explaining complex personal finance ideas in simple terms. And now I want to bring those ideas to you.

Bitches Get Riches has a style that differs from every other blog out there. It’s funny, entertaining, informative, and they aren’t afraid to drop F-bombs. If you’re looking to learn more about how to handle your money, this is a blog you need to follow.

Founded in 2007, CountingMyPennies is a personal finance blog detailing the story of Megan a 30 something professional. The blog covers budgeting, financial planning, multilevel marketing, and consumer finance topics.