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Monevator... And others
ChilliBob
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Hey guys,
I'm an avid reader of Monevator, reading new content as soon as it comes up and slowly trawling my way through years of articles. Love it!
I've sort of happened upon a few other blogs and YouTube channels, so far none of which I rate as much as Monevator, but some interesting content none the less.
What blogs or channels do you guys look at?
Alongside Monevator I have
* Lars YouTube
* Investors Chronicle (too much scaremongering about tax for my liking!)
* Pension craft on YouTube
* Occam investing blog
* Meaningful money blog (not 100% convinced on this, would appreciate feedback)
But I've just dipped a little into those as I'm not sure how decent they are. For sure they have some interesting bits thought.
Thoughts and comments most welcome.
I'm an avid reader of Monevator, reading new content as soon as it comes up and slowly trawling my way through years of articles. Love it!
I've sort of happened upon a few other blogs and YouTube channels, so far none of which I rate as much as Monevator, but some interesting content none the less.
What blogs or channels do you guys look at?
Alongside Monevator I have
* Lars YouTube
* Investors Chronicle (too much scaremongering about tax for my liking!)
* Pension craft on YouTube
* Occam investing blog
* Meaningful money blog (not 100% convinced on this, would appreciate feedback)
But I've just dipped a little into those as I'm not sure how decent they are. For sure they have some interesting bits thought.
Thoughts and comments most welcome.
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I know I take Motley fool as it is, with a pinch of salt and how not to invest
But monevator is a very good website and took me ages to read what I needed and still so much more. The way their starter passive portfolio evolved over the years is fascinating"It is prudent when shopping for something important, not to limit yourself to Pound land/Estate Agents"
G_M/ Bowlhead99 RIP0 -
I do seem to spend a lot of time reading on here, perhaps more than I should, and picked up a lot of ideas and things to look out for and differing opinions etc. All of which help in deciding what could or may not work. Blogs I have followed have come and gone, however currently I read:
Monevator
indeedably
The Escape Artist
Quietly Saving
Banker on Fire
Gentlemans Family Finance2 -
Cheers, I'll give those a look. Before I really looked into this I did look at Motley fool b t quickly dismissed it
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The Plain Bagel on youtubeIm A Budding Neil Woodford.1
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One new site (referral type site) I found a few weeks ago attempts to bring together many personal finance blogs and articles in one place (links to the actual sites of the articles). I found quite a lot on there that I had not seen before. At the top you can select across the internet or focus on EU or UK blogs and articles. The latest Monevator posts appear on there.
https://sovereignquest.com/
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I have learnt a great deal about investing from reading the CityWire Forums.1
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m_c_s said:One new site (referral type site) I found a few weeks ago attempts to bring together many personal finance blogs and articles in one place (links to the actual sites of the articles). I found quite a lot on there that I had not seen before. At the top you can select across the internet or focus on EU or UK blogs and articles. The latest Monevator posts appear on there.
https://sovereignquest.com/0 -
There is only so much of the passive stuff you can read before it starts repeating so if you have a naughty active interest then signup to the Citywire Investment Trust Insider emails and the various podcasts on the AIC website are good.4
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I'd vouch for Meaningful Money (although I listen to the podcast rather than read the blog - he has a YouTube channel too). I think his recent 'Ultimate Guide' season was a very good consolidation of a lot of information for anyone wanting to take control of their finances and/or understand the fundamentals.1
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Nice, I'll give that a listen. Makes a change from watching BBC news whilst emptying the dishwasher!0
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