Do you have a money blog?

[Henry]

Do you have a money or finance related blog (or "website" for those who don't like the word "blog")?

Please list it here. I'm looking to add some new feeds to my reading list.

New or old. Bring it.

[Mike]

I do, but I sometimes go off track a bit.

Retire Young and Wealthy

[TheBull]

Why yes I do (see sig), and I've blogged about you being here as well, see this post.

[dECLAN]

I had intended on blogging about how I make money online through my blog. As is often the case it got put on the long finger while I was busy making money!

Perhaps it was just a distraction from my overall purpose.

The blog in question is Six Figure Blog.

I am looking for a good home for it so inquiries are welcome

[TheBull]

Originally Posted by dECLAN

I had intended on blogging about how I make money online through my blog. As is often the case it got put on the long finger while I was busy making money!

Perhaps it was just a distraction from my overall purpose.

The blog in question is Six Figure Blog.

I am looking for a good home for it so inquiries are welcome

By home do you mean a new host or a new owner?

[dECLAN]

It is hosted for free on my friends hosting service. So I am looking for a new owner. I may start putting out feelers in the blogosphere and on SitePoint.

At this point I just want to gauge possible interest. It doesn't really have a PR but the domain name is prime real estate.

[FearlessGhost]

We have a speculative investment blog that currently deals with topics such as energy, commodities, and precious metals. Feel free to check us out and drop us a line if you have any questions or comments.

Explosive Speculations

[FearlessGhost]

We use Hostgator and currently we are billed at about $10 a month. We have had excellent service and all of our questions answered. I suspect that as we grow, we would probably stick with this same hosting service.

[Travis_Farnes]

My site is self improvement but covers financial improvement as well. It is in my Sig. Thank you.

[ScottLee]

My friend Bill hasn't shown up yet to drop it, so I'll drop it for him.

Financial Freedom and Practical Spirituality

I have a blog that I just started a short while ago that will deal with some aspects of finances and other areas of self improvement - in the sig.

[Andrew Lwe]

Originally Posted by Henry

Do you have a money or finance related blog (or "website" for those who don't like the word "blog")?

Please list it here. I'm looking to add some new feeds to my reading list.

New or old. Bring it.

Don't know whether it suits you... In this blog I explain how I manifest money into my life:

Live Wealth Experiment

[Blaine Moore]

I haven't actually launched mine yet. Other sites have taken priority, since it was supposed to be a cooperative effort. Maybe when he's back from vacation...heheh.

[Invoke]

Mine is Fearless Money, which I've learned tons from doing.

[mhdoc]

I have Invest in Debt.

[Richard_Todd]

I have a blog aimed at stock traders/investors Move the Markets (www.movethemarkets.com)

[Fusebox]

One of my big posts was about long term investment etc, I will be adding more finance stuff once I start doing value investing and posting my progress with research and stuff.

But since you asked, here it is: Successful? Why, yes I am.

[trent]

I write a blog about personal finance called The Simple Dollar. My primary audience is twenty- and thirtysomethings trying to manage debt, but there's advice there for everyone.

[seoartix]

I have a non-9-to-5 source of income blog. It's Apple Door Says NO to Bundy Clocks.

[Gautam]

Not mine, but certainly my all-time favorite financial blog:
I Will Teach You To Be Rich

[Cassie]

Hi Henry. I don't know if you're still looking for money/financing blogs but I've started one today (in my sig)

[b__p]

I have a blog about that focuses on Rule #1 style investing that is taught in Phil Town's recent book.

Rule 1 Numbers

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Winning Trade Blog

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[chicagosuccess]

I just re-started my blog. As someone who is still currently employed and in the process of growing from active income to passive income, I felt it would be wrong for me to try and teach what I don't fully know. Thus, my blog is a running commentary on my transition from one side to the other. As I've been working on the process long enough to know that it's achievable and what I'm doing, I think it'll be fun for others who are working on their own success, as well as those trying to see if it can be done, to see the process in action.

[Fusebox]

hey chicagosuccess,

just had a breif look at your blog, looks quite interesting, am i right in guessing your doing MLM style of work? How are you finding it?

[RT Wolf]

I had considered (and am still considering) starting a blog about personal finance and investing aimed at younger people (teenagers and college/uni age students).

[chicagosuccess]

Originally Posted by Fusebox

hey chicagosuccess,

just had a breif look at your blog, looks quite interesting, am i right in guessing your doing MLM style of work? How are you finding it?

Honestly, I love it. The supply and order process is all internet based but the work with people is face-to-face so it's still personable. If something is going to be my life's passion, I want to be able to create long lasting relationships. I know there are some sites online where you can buy X amount of leads of people that are looking for an opportunity, etc., but I've worked on my self-confidence and self-image enough over the last two years that I am content with approaching potential prospects/business partners while out and about. I'm still of the belief that if you can't at least offer what you're doing to friends or family, then how much confidence do you really have in it as an opportunity? I look at what I was offered as a gift that can really help people. I'm not afraid to share that.

It may be slower growth, but I think it's more stable, as there is a greater opportunity to create a bond that goes beyond just a product or products. I think every business opportunity has it's pluses and minuses, but I think those that win are the ones that have the greatest mentorship and I think the people that win in them are the ones who are willing to stick with them long enough to learn how to be mentored and apply that mentorship. I had been an employee for 13 years when I got started, so for me to think that I know it all, even after 2 years would be shallow-minded on my part.

With the opportunity that I'm involved in, there is enough success from various people in various parts of the Country (and the World, actually) that signifies to me that anyone can do it. Or more directly, that I have at least as much skill as some of the people I've seen move on. If that makes sense. I guess that's why I was bold enough to start the blog - I have full confidence that I'll make it. Honestly, we're closer to beating the odds than ever before, but even if things were to backslide a little, we've come close enough that I have full confidence we'll get there.

It's the hardest thing I've ever done. That's why I enjoy it so much. If it was easy, it wouldn't be fulfilling.

[Yan]

I have a blog about how amateur bloggers can earn money while blogging.

Amateur Blogger

[investorblogger]

Actually, I have several blogs, but the finance one is PR5 and is here. I'm just getting rolling with postings. I do have three series that are ongoing, let me know what you think.

Best
Kenneth