10 Financial Blogs For The Young And The Rich
There’s a series of disturbing studies that indicate American youth will not be physically or mentally fit enough to face the challenges of the next decade.
One study said young people are too unfit mentally, physically, and socially to enlist in the military.
According to recent testimony from Pentagon officials, 75 percent of young people ages 17 to 24 are unable to enlist because they lack a high school diploma, have a criminal background or are physically unfit.
What’s really a shame is that there are more tools and more technology available now for improved physical and mental fitness than ever.
I’m not sure I can force teens and young adults to run a few extra laps or read more books, but I will tell them where to go to become financially fit.
Here are ten laps around the blog pool for starters:
Ramit Sethi’s blog is more than a blog, it’s a community focused on personal finance and entrepreneurship for college students, recent college grads, and everyone else.
Money Hacks offers tips and tricks to save money, make money, and invest money.
Gen X Finance
The authors of “The Power of Small” off tips that can save money.
No matter how old you are, or what your income level is, spending consciously is a key strategy not just to become rich, but to become wealthy. (and there’s a difference.)
Find amazing ways to save money with the Bargain Babe.
The blog makes personal finance easier than planning weekends out. And, sometimes, let’s face it, those weekends start on Thursday, right?
From current events to new markets, this blog can keep young readers interested and active.
Good blog about trading, investing, and making money.
All around great blog, but the ideas on saving money are aimed at young people.
Going to college does not mean going into debt.
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I'm George Ulmer. Matt and I started this blog and launched the Online Investing AI business. Our goal is to develop the technology to allow anyone to retire after working for 10 years.
is one of my favorite financial books of all time. It's an allegory about a guy who has a terrible job, and how he overcomes challenges to achieve his dreams.
Thanks so much for linking to me and introducing your readers to BargainBabe.com, where I share daily tips for savvy spenders. Hope you will add me to your blogroll!
Thanks,
Julia
aka Bargain Babe
You’re welcome Julia–
I know our readers will get a lot out of your tips.
Stop back again!
Thanks so much for the link, I really appreciate it! I am always surprised by some of the great sites that give Studenomics link love!
You bet!
I think the next generation will need even more help from financial educators like you.
Keep up the good work!
Am honored to be included in your list!
Great set of resources here! Thanks for this.
You’re welcome.
Thanks for providing such valuable information.
Wow, I am honored to be on your list! And in such great company…thanks very much.
If you ever want to collaborate, let me know…could be anything, I’m open.
Hey Bill–
Money-Hacks definitely deserves to be in that list.
I’m amazed at what a great resource it is.
There are some great blogs on that list. I read many of them and have subscribed to many of their mailing lists.
For investments in Canada take a look at my blog if you get a chance. Any feedback would be great.
Thanks for the great article.
Thanks Smac20.
I read through you blog. Great information!
Some very good advice here, however personal budgeting can also help you achieve your financial goals. Being a CPA we’ve published everything you need to know to get yourself out of debt forever. Check it out at http://www.cashflowintoaction.com/budget-ebook
I really love the information on your blog.