I would like to introduce everyone to two new personal finance blogs I have recently begun reading: Journey to Financial Freedom (blog no longer exists) and SingleGuyMoney.
Journey to Financial Freedom: Nick is an officer in th USAF and volunteered to go to Iraq with the main intent of paying off his debt. This blog chronicles his journey to pay off that debt, as well as touches on some of his personal financial history and experiences while deployed.
Here are some of my favorite articles written by Nick:
- On why he volunteered for Iraq.
- On how he reduced his debt from 70k to 14k.
- On hitting a new milestone by getting his debt under 10k: In The 4-Digit Range.
- The Best Financial Decision he ever made.
- The Worst Financial Decision he ever made.
Welcome to the world of Personal Finance Blogging Nick, and good luck slaying your debt. More importantly, good luck in Iraq, and thank you for serving our country.
SingleGuyMoney: Single Guy is a 30 year old personal finance blogger who recently began his blog to track his journey out of debt.
Here are a few of my favorite posts written by Single Guy:
- My Bad Habits Are Costing Me: Coffee and Nicotine – expensive habits!
- Sometimes a dream car should be just that, a dream! Even if It’s Only $750 a Month!
- I Admit It… I’m a Clipper! – I love coupons too, and I don’t care who knows it!
- Single Guy recognizes a few financial mistakes he has made.
Welcome to the blogging world, Single Guy.
Here is a list of the personal finance blogs I read, link to, and why (there is also a little history about why I started blogging). There are some great blogs in this list! I hope everyone visits these blogs and enjoys what they have to offer. If you like what you read, you should add their blog to your feed reader. If you haven’t already added Cash Money Life to your feed reader, now is a great time! 
