I love reading and learning about personal finance as well as sharing my failures and successes on this blog. Most of the big blogs are from the USA, but recently there have been a number of good ones in Europe sprouting up too. This coincided with the rise of P2P lending and crowdfunding platforms in Europe, and a general modernization of finance in this continent.
So let’s have a look at my favorite blogs on personal finance:
- FinanciallyFree.eu – The blog of Jørgen, 38 years old from Denmark. He speaks about real estate as well as many P2P lending platforms.
- Marco Schwartz – Marco is a good friend who blogs about p2p real estate platforms, p2p lending and affiliate sites and publishes his monthly results.
- Mustachian Post – 30 something couple living in Switzerland.
- Escaping to Freedom – Blog of Ricard from Barcelona.
- Hops and Numbers – Spanish couple blogs about their journey to FI.
- The Poor Swiss – 30-year-old computer scientist living in Switzerland.
- Mucho Invertir – Ignacio focuses on stocks in his Spanish-only blog.
- Cheesy Finance – Dutch couple (with kid) on a mission to become Financially Independent & Retire Early.
I’ve actually built a site that aggregates news from all these blogs and other sources such as podcasts. You can find the best European finance blog news over at Euro Finance Blogs, a site I built with the excellent WP RSS Aggregator plugin for WordPress.
Other related sites that are not strictly personal blogs but focus more on alternative investments:
- P2P-Banking – Run by Claus Lehmann from Germany who reviews worldwide P2P lending platforms.
- MoneyBrewer – Focused on reviewing European P2P lending sites.
- Alternativeinvesetments.money
- Welltrado
- P2PHero
- P2PIndependentForum
- P2PBlog
- FinancialThing – Run by Laurence who was on my podcast Mastermind.fm
Do you follow any other personal finance blogs in Europe that are worth adding to the list?
Good, I have also finance blog name is: https://www.blogonfinance.com
Please check this one and add on your list if it’s possible.
Thanks
I think FinancialChipmunk.com should be on the list as well 🙂 It’s all about investing, saving, real estate and reaching financial freedom.
It gives an perspective from a couple with 2 kids in The Netherlands!
Thanks for your consideration.
Best of luck,
Financial Chipmunk
A great list for sure but i think p2pincome.eu should be included on the list. (because its mine 😂)
Hello, I think Money Bear Club (moneybearclub.com) should also be added to this list. It focuses on investing and savings advice for Europeans.
Thank you for mentioning the p2phero 😉 I will now read through your promising site, thanks again
You’re welcome!