WiseBread.com recently released a list of the top 165 personal finance web sites.  WiseBread used traffic, incoming blog links, RSS subscribers, link authority, and Compete scores to determine the rankings.  The chart is also updated on daily basis so you can actually re-visit the chart each day and see different sites move up and down in the rankings. Personal finance […]

– Gen X Finance on the “Gig Economy”  – Bargaineering speaks to getting better deals with service providers or how to negotiate  – CrackerJack Greenback warns about buying in bulk  – Diamond Cut Life ponders when less is more – The Simple Dollar writes about maturity and money  – 101 Cookbooks on Porcini Mushroom Soup  – The Wall Street Journal’s […]

An investing 101 entry that describes index funds, ETF’s, etc.  Via Get Rich Slowly How do children affect financial goals and priorities?  Most folks don’t think of this issue until after they have children (then it’s too late). Via Get Rich Slowly A pros and cons of credit card use debate; to me, the answer is obvious, but don’t take my word […]

The web is cluttered with personal finance content, including blogs like thesimpledollar.com and mymoneyblog.com.  My favorite personal finance content, however, can be found at Kiplinger’s and Money.  Kiplinger’s content is divided into “Ahead”, “Investing”, “Money”, “Living”, and “In Every Issue” sections, while Money Magazine includes content on “Start”, ‘Money”, “Launch”, “Plan”, “Home”, “Spend”, and “Invest”. I also like the Wall […]