The Best Personal Finance Blogs for Women

I first started reading female personal finance blogs many years ago out of absolute necessity. 

I had recently gone through a divorce and was pretty much at financial rock bottom. I decided it was time to educate myself, so I started reading personal finance blogs to learn everything I could about managing my money. 

The blogs I found most helpful were the ones specifically geared toward women. Women have entirely unique financial needs, and I love reading sites that cater to them. 

Over the past few years, I’ve found so many amazing personal finance blogs. I was even inspired to rebrand my own website into a personal finance blog.

In this post, I’m sharing some of my absolute favorite female finance blogs to help you take control of your money and reach your financial goals. 

 

 

The Financial Diet

The Financial Diet is one of the first blogs I found when I started diving into personal finance content. The Financial Diet started as a personal blog years ago, but it’s grown into a daily online magazine sharing personal finance content for women. 

One of my favorite things about The Financial Diet is that because they have a large crew of writers, you get many different perspectives. 

Not only does The Financial Diet post daily blog content, but the founder also has a podcast where she interviews influencers and money experts about financial topics. 

 

Her First $100K

Her First $100K is one of the most well-known personal finance blogs on the internet, and its content is primarily aimed at women.

The creator, Tori Dunlap, saved her first $100k by her mid-twenties and uses her blog to help other women do the same. Along the way, she also shares advice to help women overcome some of the obstacles standing in their way of financial freedom.

If you want to build wealth while fighting the patriarchy, Her First $100K is the blog for you.

Mixed Up Money

Alyssa at Mixed Up Money is one of my favorite personal finance creators. I found her through her Instagram account, but soon started following were blog as well.

Like many women, Alyssa started her personal finance blog from her own financial journey of paying off debt, increasing her income, and reaching a place where she feels confident with her money.

>On her blog, she shares just about every topic relevant to women and money, including budgeting, saving, investing, career, and more.

Another thing I love about following Alyssa is that she does weekly polls on her Instagram account so you can see how your peers feel about certain topics and what actions other people are taking with their finances.