Did you leave school only to find that your formal education didn’t provide any of the personal finance knowledge needed to survive in the real world? I know I did. My name is Connor Brown, and I started After School Finance to bring you the finance lessons you never learned in school. From budgeting to investing to paying off debt, I’ve got you covered with all the personal finance education you need to be successful.

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.

Hi, I’m Emma, the one-woman team that created Bee Money Savvy. I’m a Masters graduate, first homeowner and a award winning money blogger. The information on this website isn’t financial advice and you should always do your research to find the most appropriate product for your own circumstances. I use this platform to share the techniques and products that have worked for me. Using the tricks found on this website I’ve been able to improve my bank balance by spending less and earning more, all while living a more sustainable lifestyle.

Jim Wang is a thirty-something father of three who is a frequent contributor to Forbes and Vanguard's Blog. He has also been fortunate to have appeared in the New York Times, Baltimore Sun, Entrepreneur, and Marketplace Money. Jim has a B.S. in Computer Science and Economics from Carnegie Mellon University, an M.S. in Information Technology - Software Engineering from Carnegie Mellon University, as well as a Masters in Business Administration from Johns Hopkins University. His approach to personal finance is that of an engineer, breaking down complex subjects into bite-sized easily understood concepts that you can use in your daily life.

Hi, I’m Peter Anderson, and I believe that everyone can live a life free of debt and financial strain, they just need to have a plan. Hopefully Bible Money Matters can play a small part in helping you create your financial blueprint so that down the road you can give more, save more and live more! I write about 3 cornerstone topics on this site – finances, faith and family – while sprinkling in a fair dose of just about everything else. I hope you’ll take the time to stop by and read!

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.