Action Economics is a personal finance website with over 150 articles designed to give clear action steps people can take to work towards financial independence. Action Economics includes articles on investing, retirement planning, budgeting, saving for college, life insurance, money saving tips, and career development. Action Economics is ran by John C, a median income earner in his late 20s with four kids who is taking action to reach financial independence by Age 45. Action Economics is geared more towards lower and middle class workers than high earners. John C. believes in the power of getting out of debt and utilizing index investing to reach your financial goals. In addition to providing information in a blog format, Action Economics also has several spreadsheets available to download to help with retirement planning, tax planning and mortgage repayment. more info >>

A personal finance website that offers readers unique ways to live their best life without breaking the bank. Dedicated to saving money on everyday expenses; the website covers food and dining, traveling on a budget, saving money, homeownership and various other personal finance topics that the everyday consumer faces. The tips are clear, concise and easy to follow and give the reader an opportunity to develop a "plan of attack" when dealing with financial matters. It also discusses products and services that will help the reader with typical money questions and examples on how to save the most money and time. more info >>

This website is about life, money and love. Focuses on how to save money, earn extra money, investments, relationship advice, love life, investments, make money online etc. Website has very informative articles about how to save money on food, how to invest in real estate, fixed deposits, recurring deposits, equity shares, life insurance policies. Also articles about how to handle exam stress, how to know if you are in love, are we really living? The website also has a guest post section where newbie bloggers can write an article as a guest writer. Posts should follow the niche of site and should be at least 500 words long. more info >>

Smart City Money is a collection of guides for responsible personal finance aimed at people living in NYC or other large cities. It covers diverse topics, from moving to New York City without spending a lot of money, making a proper budget so that the city doesn't bankrupt you, ideas for cheap and discounted entertainment options, and investment strategies to make money grow. We hope that Smart City Money can teach people to make the most of their time in NYC without forcing them to go into debt doing so. It is possible to lead a fulfilling live in New York City, even on a modest salary, and we will teach you how. more info >>

Broke Bachelor is a website designed to aid young home-leavers with making wise financial choices in every aspect of their lives. We focus on finding the cheapest available food and drink products, free alternatives to otherwise costly purchases and living an overall money-smart lifestyle. The information that we provide covers a broad scope, including computers and tech, education and training, transport, food and drink and home and living. We do our best to make sure our content is relevant, practical and up to date. Broke Bachelor is dedicated to provide the best possible free and easy to use resource to those in need of financial guidance. more info >>