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Bryan Hancock#4 Off Topic Contributor
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I was hoping the BPers could share their favorite personal finance blogs.  These are the two I have tracked quite a bit in the last several years:

PFBlog

2Million's Personal Finance Blog

There are others that get more press, but I find these to be updated pretty regularly and the advice on them as pretty solid.  I think they're similar to many folks on BP.  

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Mindy Jensen
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JLCollinsNH.com has a great stock series. 

MadFIentist.com is a genius, and can take long, hardcore government documents and translate them into English.

MrMoneyMustache.com has a great message - spend less so you can retire early.

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