David Warsh, a former journalist with The Boston Globe, is the author of this very interesting weekly blog about economics & politics. Read his perspective on topics like Russia, the online retail giant that is Amazon, global warming, and how the rich getting richer impacts global economics.

Authored by a group of economists & law professors, Truth on the Market provides thought-provoking commentary on business, economics, law, and more. Posts include the authors’ take on subjects like Big Tech, Google, COVID, agriculture, biotech, and innovation. A very interesting read indeed!

“I have been a fund manager since 1988. I love my profession but am ambivalent, to say the least, about my industry. Too many sharks, too little value added … My angle with respect to the world of investment is to consider, using a sound understanding of probability and statistics, whether, when and over what timeframe some price series, a market or sector index for example, is predictable.”

“I’m a New York City-based financial advisor and the CEO of Ritholtz Wealth Management. The Reformed Broker began in November of 2008 and has become one of the most widely-read sites on the financial web. I’ll use statistics, satire, anecdotes, pop culture references, sarcasm, fact, fantasy and any other device that I feel necessary to get my points across.”

“Enterprising Investor is a forum for provocative and useful analysis of current issues in finance and investing. Written for investment professionals by investment professionals, it aims to elevate the most compelling perspectives from the sea of opinions and research.”

“BiggerPockets is a complete resource for anyone looking to succeed in real estate investing. We offer content, tools, and a community of over 2,000,000 members to help people avoid mistakes; learn valuable tips; find partners, deals, and financing and make the best investing decisions possible.”

The Financial Samurai, aka Sam Dogen, likes to slice through the mysteries of finance and teach others how to achieve financial independence. He explains topics like investing, career strategies, retirement planning, and real estate. He also recommends software and book ideas to help you on your way.

A hard-hitting blog about economics, politics, and power, Naked Capitalism is widely considered the world’s most influential finance blog. Started in 2006 as an eye-opener to the looming 2008 banking crisis, you’ll find unbiased updates on the global economy, and realistic financial market news.

Money Crashes shows you how to better manage your money and make financially sound decisions. You’ll find advice on budgeting, investing, shopping smarter, as well as balancing credit cards & debt.

Of Dollars And Data focuses on personal finance advice from Nick Maggiulli, the Chief Operating Officer for Ritholtz Wealth Management LLC. Popular posts include explaining hedge funds, investment advice, and understanding financial markets.

Black Enterprise, which is also a magazine, focuses on educating & empowering African American business owners, professionals & executives. Priding itself as the “ultimate source for wealth creation” you’ll find essential business tips from accounting to advertising and investing, as well as lifestyle, travel & wellness tips.

Tyler Cowen & Alex Tabarrok, both respected authors and economic professors at George Mason University post very interesting articles about financial reviews, inflation rates, the effects of politics on global markets, and how we can take small economic steps toward a much better world.

Offering a different perspective on money & the monetary policy within the US, as well as globally. This blog is written by an economics professor & author in an effort to explain the deeper causes of economic recessions and resurgences, as well as the importance of monetary policy management.

Southern Savers was founded by Jenny, a mom of five and a passionate money saver. She’ll help you to understand couponing like a pro and cut your grocery spend by up to 50%. She also shares frugal lifestyle tips for the home, DIY, and travel, as well as free meal plans.

Ever wanted to know what big money managers are thinking about and considering as an investment? Barry Ritholz shares his money management statistics, facts, and data-driven opinions for fellow investment professionals, as well as everyday people with an interest in learning economics.

At Mint Life you’ll find some very useful information on managing your personal finances from lots of contributing experts. Topics include subjects like mortgage tips, budgeting recommendations (even for teenagers), advice on living a minimalist lifestyle, and all sorts of information about banking, credit cards, and debt.

Blogging has enabled Michele to leave a job she didn’t like and travel the world debt-free while earning over €100k per month. And she’s more than happy to share how she does it with her followers. From starting a blog to earning on side jobs, and setting budgets, you’ll learn it all here.

At Good Financial Cents, financial planner Jeff Rose inspires millions of readers to take charge of their money and plan for a brighter future. You’ll get tips to achieve your financial goals, learn how to earn more passive income, find advice on investing as little as $100, and lots more.

At Get Rich Slowly, J.D. Roth shares daily information, tools, and articles about personal finance and related subjects. You’ll find advice about debt elimination, practical investment strategies, and saving money. He also recommends books, magazines, and software that are helpful in managing personal finances.

The experts at Investor Junkie understand that it’s not easy to manage your finances, but they do a great job at explaining how. From investment funds to crypto, to real estate, as well as stocks & shares, you’ll find analysis and comparisons to help you make the best investments for your financial situation.