In today’s internet, I feel like people don’t usually check out the a blogger’s blogroll, so as a way to say thank you I wanted to list the blogs that I read almost daily.
My Blog Roll
- AllFinancialMatters
- Bad Money Advice
- Bargaineering
- Bible Money Matters
- Budgets are Sexy.
- Cash Money Life
- Clever Dude Finances & Life
- Consumerism Commentary: A Personal Finance Blog Since…
- Darwin’s Finance
- Don’t Mess With Taxes
- Financial Samurai
- fivecentnickel.com
- Free From Broke
- Generation X Finance
- Green Panda Treehouse
- How to Make 7 Million in 7 Years™
- JoeTaxpayer
- Lazy Man and Money
- Man Vs. Debt
- Moolanomy
- My Money Blog
- No Credit Needed
- Passive Family Income
- Prime Time Money
- Steadfast Finances
- Tax Foundation – Tax Foundation’s “Tax Policy Blog”
- taxgirl
- The BoBo Files
- The Oblivious Investor
- The Simple Dollar
- the ¢entsible life
- Tough Money Love
- Ultimate Money Blog- Save Green and Live Green!
- Weakonomi¢s
- Wealth Pilgrim: Money Management Advice, Financial…
- Wills, Trusts & Estates Prof Blog
Most are Personal Finance Blogs, but there are a few geeky tax ones thrown in there.
There is also a smaller list of blogs that I try to read and comment on a weekly basis. I don’t know why I differentiate the two lists, but I do. These include:
- Investor Junkie
- Planting Dollars
- Personal Finance Ninja
- Christian PF
- Debt Free Adventure
- I will Teach you to be Rich
- Mighty Bargain Hunter
- Suburban Dollar
- Life Lean Coach
- Dough Roller
So thank you to the above people for holding my interest since I am usually super ADD. If you aren’t on the list I am always looking for new blogs to read, leave me your site in the comments below (just a warning as the above people can attest – I am vocal and comment a lot).
I’ve only been reading your blog for a short time, but I enjoy hearing about how things work at your firm as well as your insights on finance. Although I write about Canadian personal finance, I often address everything from the most basic personal finance principles to global macroeconomics.
Nice I’ll have to check you out, eh?
Dear Evan,
You are the man.
That is all.
Mike
I like how it is so matter a fact!
Good to read your posts. Maybe I’ll be on one of the ‘other’ lists soon. Have a great weekend.
Ken
I’ll have to check you out
Hey at least someone is reading my stuff
thanks!.
I remember how frustrating it was at first…Putting stuff out there and hoping someone was reading it
Evan – Thank you so much for the list! That was very nice of you! I found a couple of fresh finds in your list.
Its a great list I would check out them all (obviously I would lol)
More wife argument stories pls!
thanks
.-= Financial Samurai´s last blog ..We Have Peanut Butter, But No Bread – Making Do With Less =-.
I think can arrange that we have tons of little “discussions”
Thank you as well! I second Samurai’s comment… as a bachelor I have much to learn about the future, haha.
hahaha I don’t think you should be learning them from me
Thanks, buddy.
Thanks Baker – Hope your travels are safe
No problemo! Glad to help and exchange the info!
Thanks for the love, Evan. Have a great Valentine’s Day.
Gotta love that list sir! Mighty fine bloggers on there.
Hi Evan,
I’ve frequented your site a few times and enjoy it. We hope you may check ours out someday!
As a fellow self diagnosed ADD blogger, I get where you’re coming from!