“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.”

“I am a self-taught individual investor and I have been investing in stocks for approximately 20 years. My educational background and my work experience focuses on engineering and science. That background taught me to be methodical and patient in investing.”

A Wealth of Common Sense focuses on investment advice, explaining the financial markets, the psychology of investors, and wealth management. The author of the blog, Ben Carlson, has written a book with the same name, and also manages investment portfolios at Ritholtz Wealth Management LLC.

“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.”

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.

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.

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.

With over three decades of investing experience, Kanwal Sarai is on a mission to help you invest intelligently for your family’s future. He’ll teach you about dividends, stocks & shares, how to create a stream of passive income, and he also manages to answer all those niggling questions about investing.

“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 financial advisor and the founder of RLS Wealth, a registered investment advisor in Fishers, Indiana. I started All About Your Benjamins to communicate with clients and others looking to educate themselves about their financial planning. Expect to read about financial planning, investments, personal development, my family, and music (especially hip-hop) on All About Your Benjamins.”

Rich & Regular is a personal finance blog, from the couple, Kiersten & Julien. It’s focused on promoting better conversations about money and inspiring the black community to build wealth in a positive way. You’ll find their advice on budgeting, real estate, investment, travel, food, entrepreneurship, and more.

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.

The College Investor aims to help millennials out of student loan debt and teach them how to invest in a passive income that will grow wealth for the future. Find tips on managing debt, investing as a millennial, earning more money, achieving financial freedom, as well as banking and insurance advice.

“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 Penny Hoarder, one of America’s largest personal finance websites, is all about helping people to manage their personal finances & make smart money decisions. You’ll find tips and advice on how to save more, earn more, invest more, and plan early for retirement.

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.

“Dr Wealth provides trusted financial education to individuals. We teach researched and actionable investment methods so that our graduates are successful in their investment journey and achieve market-beating returns.”

“The Sweet Retirement Blog was created to share my journey towards achieving a comfortable retirement life. I aim to build a stock portfolio consisting of good companies and REITs to generate a healthy stream of passive income to fund my retirement years. Through the years of self reading books and learning from other financial bloggers, I started to do my own personal analysis of companies listed on the Singapore Stock Exchange.”

“Heartlandboy.com is a personal finance blog in Singapore where you can follow the arduous journey of a true-blue heartlander who is on the elusive chase for financial independence. He has the ambition of attaining financial freedom before turning 40 so that he has the option to retire before society retires him prematurely.”

“Everything on Financial Horse is based on first-hand experience, as he does not believe in recommending products that he will not invest in himself. Financial Horse’s portfolio includes equities (US, China/HK, Singapore), S-REITs, CPF, and an emergency fund held via savings accounts and bonds.”