I love to read other personal finance blogs. I have a few of my favorites in my IGoogle and try to read every new article that comes in. Sometimes I will come across some very interesting and useful articles that will shine new light on old techniques. While I try to give you the best I can on this site, I also encourage you to read other personal finance blogs. Why? Because no one site can give you all the information that you need.
The subject of personal finance is huge, it covers a vast amount of sub-topics and what you do not get from this site, you may find at Moolanomy or Wisebread. I try to write article that will encourage you to continue on your path with tips that you can incorporate into your lives. Other site have different focus and can teach you different things about personal finance. Take I Will Teach You To Be Rich for example, Ramit is good at helping you save large amounts of money. He can show how to save thousands yearly by following his tips or signing up for his programs. His focus is different from mine and therefore his approach is from another angle.
There are many personal finance blogs out there and they are not created equal. Some are just there to make a quick buck and will post on any topic that will draw the most visitors. Fortunately these are easy to spot. You may not like all the finance blogs you come across, it could be the author, the focus of the blog, or a number of other reasons, just leave and find another one to read. Try not to have more than 4 that you read on a daily basis, because too much reading and no action will lead to little progress, financially. Diversify and get your financial information from different sources.
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