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Here are ten financial blogs that we thought could be interesting for our Dwello community. We felt that anyone who is financially responsible would appreciate the advice in these columns. None of these blogs is associated with us, so your mileage may vary. But take a look and drop us a note with your thoughts.
1. The Penny hoarder
The Penny Hoarder typically publishes more than 20 posts a week, with limited publishing on the weekends. Its sections include “Make Money,” “Save Money,” “Budgeting,” “Debt,” “Retirement,” “Credit Scores,” “Bank Accounts,” “Investing,” “Home Buying,” “Taxes,” and “Insurance.” The Penny hoarder also has a YouTube channel.
2. Nerd wallet
The company’s goal is to provide information that educates users in making financial decisions. The company slogan is “Make all the right money moves”
Nerd Wallet publishes content related to credit cards, investing, insurance, loans, mortgages, banking and many more
3. MoneyCrashers:
Money Crashers is a personal finance resource with the mission of educating readers about how to improve their “financial fitness.”
The website objective is to educate individuals in making wise choices about credit and debt, investing, education, real estate, insurance, spending, and more.
4. Wise Bread
Wise Bread is a financial advice website that offers help with personal finance, life hacks, and advice about buying goods and services.
The company’s online content focuses on credit cards, personal finance, frugal living, life hacks, career advice, deals, and more.
5. Kiplinger
Kiplinger’s Finance magazine is a trustworthy source of advice and guidance on investing and saving, cutting taxes, building wealth, planning a financially secure retirement.
6. Dough Roller
The Dough Roller is a personal finance and investing blog. The Dough Roller provides practical tips and information to help people learn more about banking, investing, credit cards, insurance, taxes and more.
7. A wealth of common sense
A Wealth of Common Sense is a blog that focuses on wealth management, investments, financial markets and investor psychology
8. Of Dollars and Data
Of Dollars and Data focuses on personal finance using data analysis.
9. Millennial Money
Millennial Money focuses on sharing content on how to make smarter financial decisions, build more successful companies, reach financial independence and live richer lives. The blog includes articles related to investing, saving money, getting loans and more.
10. Money under 30
Money Under 30 is a personal finance website specializing in financial advice for young adults. Money Under 30 provides free advice to help you make better financial decisions. Compare credit cards, savings accounts, mortgages, car insurance and more.
Did we miss anyone who you feel should be in the list? Drop us a note below and we’d gladly consider.
