Bogleheads favorite Personal Finance/Investing Blog?

[arsenebould]

Guys,

Whats your favorite Personal Finance/ Investing Blog that you religiously follow?

Thanks

[abuss368]

I read Vanguard's blog and Rick Ferri's website posts.

[Rooster1]

'Oblivious Investor' - Mike Piper
'White Coat Investor' - EmergDoc

[khale7]

The Big Picture: http://www.ritholtz.com/blog/

[White Coat Investor]

'Oblivious Investor' - Mike Piper
'White Coat Investor' - EmergDoc

Thanks for the shoutout. I read Piper, Sit, Ferri, Swedroe, Kitces, and Pfau regularly. Kitces and Pfau can be pretty meaty if you're really in the mood for something to sink your teeth into. They're not really aimed at the retail investor though.

[Pocket Cruiser]

Mr Money Mustache

[hoppy08520]

Mr Money Mustache

Same here. I know he gets bashed around here (as elsewhere) but I still love his message. I've written before that Bogleheads helped me the most on investing, but Mr Money Mustache's blog helped me the most on saving (i.e. not spending). And I have to thank Bogleheads because I found his site 1.5 years ago thanks to an offhand reference to him in a post in this forum. Somehow MMM's bombastic spiel connected with me and really motivated me to save more, minimize more, simplify, and spend less. I was already on that path but I credit him for getting me more intense about it.

I also like The Finance Buff.

[Ella]

+1 for the White Coat Investor (EmergDoc). Highly readable, full of useful information - covers complicated stuff in a straightforward manner. Targeted to physicians, but relevant to anyone with a generous but not ginormous income.

I intermittently read Mr. Money Mustache. I'd like to retire early and want to learn from anyone who's done it, and he has a really interesting perspective. However, I would never ride a bike as my primary transportation and I have no interest in learning how to fix-it or make-it, things he seems to think are deal-breakers. Hence I feel like a bad apple when I read his blog, hence the intermittnentness of the reading...

Ella

[Grt2bOutdoors]

WhiteCoatInvestor
Larry Swedroe
Rick Ferri
Bogleheads

[Jonhello]

The Finance Buff thefinancebuff.com
My Money Blog mymoneyblog.com
Bogleheads
Recently discovered White Coat Investor

I have read others but keep coming back to these.

[LowER]

+1 for the White Coat Investor (EmergDoc). Highly readable, full of useful information - covers complicated stuff in a straightforward manner. Targeted to physicians, but relevant to anyone with a generous but not ginormous income.

I intermittently read Mr. Money Mustache. I'd like to retire early and want to learn from anyone who's done it, and he has a really interesting perspective. However, I would never ride a bike as my primary transportation and I have no interest in learning how to fix-it or make-it, things he seems to think are deal-breakers. Hence I feel like a bad apple when I read his blog, hence the intermittnentness of the reading...

Ella

Ditto

[Tortoise]

The Bogle eBlog (Jack Bogle)
Oblivious Investor (Mike Piper)
Allan Roth on MoneyWatch (Allan Roth)
Wade Pfau’s Retirement Researcher Blog (Wade Pfau)
Barbara Friedberg Personal Finance (Barbara Friedberg)
Save and Conquer (my own personal finance blog)
bogleheads.org
early-retirement.org
Vanguard's MoneyWhys Education and news center
Vanguard Research & commentary

[Code Commit]

Subscribed to (& a huge fan of):

http://thefinancebuff.com/
http://whitecoatinvestor.com/
http://www.obliviousinvestor.com/

These guys usually also have a weekend post with links to other blogs that they found interesting. Most of the time, they do a perfect job of finding things that interest me. Thanks guys.

Other than that, Rick Ferri and Larry Swedroe when they post links on Bogleheads.

[fatmike91]

zero hedge

[Confuscious]

+1 for mrmoneymustache. I enjoy the wealth of information. Just like investing, I like to diversify my knowledge sources.

[Cash]

Subscribed to (& a huge fan of):

http://thefinancebuff.com/
http://whitecoatinvestor.com/
http://www.obliviousinvestor.com/

These guys usually also have a weekend post with links to other blogs that they found interesting. Most of the time, they do a perfect job of finding things that interest me. Thanks guys.

Other than that, Rick Ferri and Larry Swedroe when they post links on Bogleheads.

+1. I also enjoy those weekend posts.

[Wildebeest]

Rick Ferri's blog by a mile.

[vveat]

In addition to above-mentioned I still like Free Money Finance, although it's not as good as a year ago, the author started a new job and relies much more on readers posts.
www.freemoneyfinance.com/

[tj]

I intermittently read Mr. Money Mustache. I'd like to retire early and want to learn from anyone who's done it, and he has a really interesting perspective. However, I would never ride a bike as my primary transportation and I have no interest in learning how to fix-it or make-it, things he seems to think are deal-breakers. Hence I feel like a bad apple when I read his blog, hence the intermittnentness of the reading...

Ella

That's exactly how I feel regarding MMM.

[JS in SC]

'White Coat Investor' - EmergDoc

+1
I loved the 150 portfolio article recently...read it a couple of times and have bookmarked it to study.

Also enjoy Rick Ferri and the Vanguard blog.

I must admit, I'm not a huge fan of MMM. I've been there, read it, but as a couple of others have mentioned, there is just stuff that he pushes that I'm not going to do.

[steve roy]

The Big Picture: http://www.ritholtz.com/blog/

+1 Mr. Ritholtz is funny. And calls them as he sees them.

[Cash]

relies much more on readers posts.

I know why some blog authors do this, but I generally find that the quality deteriorates when they start relying so much on others. This happened, for instance, to Get Rich Slowly, and I am concerned about it happening to White Coat Investor.

[G-Force]

Great suggestions all. I've added a lot of these to my feedly reader.

I also like getrichslowly.org

[White Coat Investor]

relies much more on readers posts.

I know why some blog authors do this, but I generally find that the quality deteriorates when they start relying so much on others. This happened, for instance, to Get Rich Slowly, and I am concerned about it happening to White Coat Investor.

Yea, that one from Bernstein really caused a drop off in quality....

Seriously though, selecting guest posts is tricky business. I reject 95% of them.

[ABQ4804]

It isn't a blog, but I really like getting the free weekly emails from Mike Piper, his "Investing Blog Roundup." Basically, he does the shopping for us, usually includes links to articles of interest on other blogs or publications, or a brief summary of some current financial topic. Sometimes I learn about a random topic I don't have much interest in (like income threshholds for ACA health plans), from his succinct summary. Thanks, Mike!

[Fallible]

Top favorites are the blogs from Rick Ferri, Alan Roth, and Larry Swedroe, but I also keep coming back to these and finding more ways to stay the course:

http://thefinancebuff.com/
http://www.obliviousinvestor.com/
http://investingroadmap.wordpress.com/