Do you read personal finance blogs? These are usually people who write, anonymously most of the time, about their finance goals and how they are earning, spending and saving their money. Some of these blogs can be quite entertaining as well as educational.

Here are a few that I read from time to time (in no particular order):

My Open Wallet

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Get Rich Slowly

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Boston Gal’s Open Wallet

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Everybody Loves Your Money

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PF Blog

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If you have any favorites, please feel free to comment and share.

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