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If you’d like to exchange links, please leave a comment below or e-mail me.

I love personal finance blogs (new or old, it doesn’t matter just as long as you post regularly) that relate to everyday life. Putting the “personal” back in “personal finance” is important to me. I can read PF articles anywhere on the internet nowadays, but reading about a real person’s struggle and triumphs to reach their PF goals really hits home with me. I also think there’s a lack of Canadian PF blogs, so please let me know if you know of one, or write one yourself!

Also if you have a blog that isn’t about money and personal finance, I will also link to non-PF blogs as well. I don’t have many listed yet, but it doesn’t mean I don’t read a ton of them on a daily basis. :)

If you haven’t updated your blog in around 4 weeks, I’ll probably take you off my blogroll until I see that you’ve posted again (through my Google Reader).

Canadian PF Blogs

Big Ass Superstar
Brown Eyed Girl & Money
Butterfly Collector
Debt Free Girl
Diary of an Anonymous Canadian Girl
Fabulously Broke in the City
Frugal Dreamer
I’ve Got A Little Space to Fill
Jessie’s Money
Keeping it Seriously Simple
My Money Journey
NancyZimmerman.com
Four Pillars
Saving4Later
SquawkFox
Shevy’s Miscellaneous Life
The Asian Pear
The Dividend Guy
The Financial Blogger
Thicken My Wallet
www.argenteconomie.com
Young and Thrifty

Other PF Blogs

Always the Planner
Ambellamy
Bouncing Back from Bankruptcy
Budgets Are Sexy
Carrie … on the Cheap
Challenging Debt
Forest on Finance
Her Every Penny
Homeowner by 30
How I Save Money.net
Little Miss Moneybags
Mah Two Cents
Merlot Chic
Moneymate Kate
My Pretty Pennies
Planning for Everything
Punch Debt in the Face
Save Leigh Ann
Saving Cents in the City
Saving For A Home of My Own
Saving For College
Saving to Invest
Single Guy Money
Small Steps For Big Change
Spilling Buckets
Stacking Pennies
The Diary of a Reformed Spendaholic
The Frugalista Files
The No-Spend Zone
Thoughts from a SF Renter
Towards Retirement With Debt
Ugly Debty
Well-Heeled: with a mission

Other Sites I Love

feminine wiles & urban survival 101
Save.ca
SmartCanucks.ca
The Morning After
Stuff White People Like
The Company Bitch
The Windowshoppist

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1. Little Miss Moneybags - Wednesday, March 3, 2010 - 06:02am

I’d love to be on your blogroll–you’re one of the PF blogs I read religiously. I’m so glad you decided to keep blogging!

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2. *Canadian Girl - Wednesday, March 3, 2010 - 07:11am

So glad you’re still blogging.

I’d miss you too much! Love the new layout.

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3. gmbmfb - Monday, March 8, 2010 - 05:14am

It's so silly that I don't already have you on my blogroll! Consider yourself added. :)

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4. The Rich Blog - Thursday, March 18, 2010 - 10:34pm

Can you add me as well?

Thanks

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5. Cheapskate Sandy - Thursday, April 15, 2010 - 08:42pm

Would love to swap links!
My recent post Lessons from A Frugal Blogger

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6. Miscellaneous Money - Thursday, April 15, 2010 - 11:10pm

Hi Krystal!

You've motivated me to start blogging. Hopefully I'll get to be as good as you. :)

This is my new blog:http://miscellaneousmoney.blogspot.com/

My recent post About me…

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7. Jenn @ Paying Myself - Thursday, April 22, 2010 - 11:05pm

I'm posting again! Would love to be re-added to your blog roll. :-)
My recent post An Open Letter to My Credit Card on the Eve of Its Demise

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8. Tracey - Wednesday, May 12, 2010 - 08:34am

Hi Krystal,

I would love to be on your blogroll. I've just started my blog athttp://moneyfreedomlife.blogspot.com/

I've linked you on my blogroll already as I've been a loyal follower for a few months now :-)
My recent post Too Many Options

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9. maureen - Friday, June 18, 2010 - 11:29am

Don,t forget me. I need support on my journey xx
My recent post Half way through the week, I,m getting exited

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