Yes Money comes up occasionally at FiscalGeek along with my other pursuits including DIY projects, and some humor thrown in from time to time.

I blog about personal finance over at SuburbanDollar.com. I am not a CPA, CFP, economist, accountant, or investor. I am just a suburban dad trying to make it financially.

I am The Frugal Lawyer. Please don't be fooled by the word frugal. That's a goal, not a reality. I am an amazing example of financial irresponsibility and the havoc it can create in your life. I write about CCCS and the ways that I have wasted my money. Sometimes, I even write about ways to save money, but that's still not a strong area.

I'm the writer behind The Canadian Finance Blog. While there are many Canadian topics like RRSPs and optimizing Canadian taxes, you'll also find more universal personal finance articles on anything from investing to frugal tips!

It's fun to be a part of this niche with Buck$ome Boomer's Journey to Retirement. I write about my personal finance journey as the next decade is focused on preparng for retirement.

I blog over at A Gai Shan Life. It was always meant to be a money blog, but it occasionally diverges into other topics like food, cooking, grocery shopping, and food. I like money because it brings me food. And I talk about a million other random things as they occur to me.

I blog about personal finance (with some motivation & goals thrown in for good measure) at moneycrush. Hope to see you there!

I am new to blogging, but not to writing about personal finance. I speak to and teach nurses about personal finance, and am the author of "The Millionaire Nurse"- soon to be published.

I write about getting out of debt and wealth building using medical examples and terminology to help illustrate the basic principals. Kind of a CSI for personal finance. I am hoping to assist nurses, who have a stressful job, with tips and hints on managing their finances.

My blogging site is www.themillionairenurseblog.com I have a free e-book available "Emergency Money Resuscitation" at my home page www.themillionairenurse.com.

Thanks for allowing me a space to share my passion.

Although my background is in electrical engineering and then IP law, I have been blogging the hard truth about money and personal finance since July 2008 at Tough Money Love. As a baby boomer, I also blog (since November 2008) about retirement planning and retirement living at Go To Retirement. More recently, I have been writing short posts once or twice a week about retirement income planning at Failsafe Retirement where I also offer a downloadable retirement income planning tool.

I'm the guy behind Steadfast Finances.

Most of the topics at SF deal with personal finance or investing. One of my main goals is to point out the less than obvious that the everyday investor might miss.

I make it a weekly habit to focus upon financial topics that don't get enough news, or perhaps get too much news (e.g. investment bubbles), and present them in a way that everyone can easily understand. Occasionally, this gets me into a little trouble by writing something controversial, but it's just my way of trying to make people look before they leap.

Every now and then, I'll switch it up to discuss topics like DYI, gardening or cooking just to give the SF blog some flavor.

I blog at The Wisdom Journal about making wise choices, improving your finances, and living a better life. Generally, I write a new post each day and include things like career advice (I majored in Human Resources Management), time management, business, and relationships. I make sure everyone knows I am NOT the wise one in the equation, but I hope to gain wisdom from the readers and comments they leave! Come join us!

I recently started a blog at DamonDay.com Currently it is focused on educating consumers about all of the options available for paying down debt. However, as a financial consultant, I will probably grow the blog into more of a financial blog focused on many more topics other than just getting out of debt.

I blog at SingleGuyMoney. Please come by and check it out. I write from the perspective of a single guy but most of the information is applicable to everyone. I've been blogging for over 2 years and I've paid off thousands of dollars in credit card debt. I went from paying interest each month to paying off my credit cards in full each month. Come along and follow me on my continued journey of debt reduction and building savings for the future.

Good thread, I blog about protecting your money (basically saving more, keeping more of what you earn) at Personal Finance Firewall

I started a blog a few months back called http://thebalancedspreadsheet.wordpress.com/. It deals with various personal finance. It contains various financial news, advice, tips, and other money things. Please take a look around and let me know what you think.

Hey everyone, I'm a blogger at Reduce Debt Faster, a site that is geared towards helping people get out of debt. Much like Cash Commons, our aim is to give our readers relevant, accurate information while helping people sort out all of the false and conflicting BS that is so widespread. Thanks, and I look forward to getting to know you all!

In mid-September I started a personal finance blog called Living With Common Cents I'm a firm believer that many twentysomethings have missed out on basic, foundational principles that can help them navigate obstacles -- student loans, mortgages, unemployment, credit card debt, etc. -- and not only survive, but thrive as we get older and (hopefully) make more money. If we can do well with the smaller paychecks we get now, imagine how much better off we'll be if we have a strong base in place and we make more!

I chronicle my own obstacles, challenges, and situations with money -- and I try to also add commentary to some related articles as well. Feel free to poke around the site and let me know what you think.

Yessir - Budgets Are Sexy baby! Pop in and say hello.

Sweating The Big Stuff - Hey guys, I blog with tips for managing your money, geared mostly towards younger readers. A lot of the personal finance sites have posts that target much older people, and my focus is more on growing and saving and getting the most out of your money without sacrificing quality of life. Feel free to get in touch with me, I'm looking forward to getting to know some of you and building relationships as we grow our sites.

I write Funny about Money, whose focus is frugality, urban living, and stress control...and, more recently, maintaining a decent lifestyle in unemployment. ;-)

Guess I'd better get in on this!

True Adventures in Money Hacking

Stop by and let me know what you think.

I blog about retirement and estate planning at http://www.williampeiffer.com

I post tips about getting out of debt, fixing your credit, and saving money at Debt-Tips.com. Most of the tips I learned (and some I'm still learning) the hard way. I'm also willing to exchange tips, articles, or other ideas, so check out these debt reduction tips and let me know what you think.

I've recently created a blog aimed at helping people understand the "why" of money management by looking at what are beliefs about money are and by looking at how we respond to the countless Money Moments that we face throughout the day. In addition to exploring the motivations for everyone's money management, I also explore strategies and offer tips for basic person finance issues (debt elimination, increasing savings, etc.)

Thanks for the space to share!

I blog about my money at 2 Dog Casa, which is fairly limiting, since I've got skads of debt and a teensy income. Sometimes I drop f-bombs and complain about my firm. Sometimes I don't post for days at a time, but it's not because I don't love you. I like reading stories about other people trying to pay down debt or stories about folks who have done it successfully. Hopefully, I'll eventually be writing about paying my debts off.

Greetings all! My inspiration was application of a proven business management approach to personal finance. Using Lean Management made famous by Toyota it's taking the concept of "it's not what you make, it's what you keep" to an extreme. But lean is not just about money, it's also about time, effort and energy.

Please stop by Eliminate The Muda! [mooda] and let me know what you think.

I'm still kinda new to blogging and would appreciate any and all constructive criticism!

Hello everyone. I blog over at Live Frugally or Die Broke. I mainly talk about living as frugally as possible and some beginning investment strategies. I live on a much lower income than most, so I have to be super conservative.

I am mainly working on my student loan debt now and starting to vamp up my savings plans. I also talk about some innovative ways to make a couple of extra dollars.