Blog reading that's on the money
An editor asked what my favorite blogs are.
They're the ones by my favorite writers, of course.
And some by people I never heard of, don't even know their names.
In the mainstream of personal finance, the writers I like to read who blog include:
Tom Petruno at the L.A. Times (A former editor of mine). He's got the Money & Co. blog.
Floyd Norris at the New York Times: Notions on High and Low Finance.
Liz Pullam Weston from MSN Money
Then you have to go out of the loop a little bit. I read The Big Picture for the macro perspective.
And, My Open Wallet. It's some anonymous young New Yorker shares her money obsession. It's a far-off world to me, with a touch of fanaticism. Many days, it's interesting.
Also in the out-there division, Freakonomics is usually interesting. Economics with a twist, based on the best-selling book of the same name.
Tell me if you've found any other good ones.


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