Some people collect baseball cards, beanie babies, or stamps. I choose to collect great personal finance advice. And I have probably spent a lot more time on this than I care to admit.
For your benefit, I decided to put it all together and create the Gen Y Financial Planning Handbook. A resource to solve most of the problems and questions our generation faces.
If you have any resources that I missed, please share them in the comments.
Enjoy!
Budgeting & Saving
- Simplify Budgeting with Personal Money at Wisebread
- 7 Reasons Why We Need to Start a Budget Now at MoneyNing
- A Way to Control Spending: The Envelope System at Bible Money Matters
- How to Save Money by Increasing Your Expenses at Gather Little by Little
- Visualizing How Things You Own, End Up Owning You at Steadfast Finances
- Automate Your Savings and Experience Your Expenses via Brian Plain
Career
- Advance Your Career Through Networking at Moolanomy
- Work to Live or Live to Work at Bargaineering
- Got Laid Off? What Do Do When You Lose Your Job at The Digerate Life
- Maximizing Your Greatest Asset at Free Money Finance
- Invest In Yourself at Eliminate the Muda
- Five Steps to Six Figures in Seven Years at Get Rich Slowly
- 7 Reasons You’re Still Unemployed at No Debt Plan
Debt
- How to Negotiate With Credit Card Companies at Christian PF
- Eliminate (And Avoid) High Interest Debt at The Simple Dollar
- Student Loans and Financial Aid: How to Save $23,000 at I Will Teach You To Be Rich
- Debt Tsunami: The Ultimate Method To Pay Off Your Debt at Man Vs. Debt
- 10 Steps to Break The Credit Card Habit at Consumerism Commentary
- Can You Build a Credit History Without Getting a Credit Card at Suburban Dollar
- More Reasons to Pay Off Credit Card Debt at Debt Free Adventure
Entrepreneurship
- How to Make Money Blogging at Christian PF
- Find and Work Toward Your True Passions at The Simple Dollar
- How I Went From a Blog to 122,661 on Alexa in 2 Months at Planting Dollars
- To Succeed, Diversify and Create Multiple Streams of Income at Bible Money Matters
- 279 Days to Overnight Success at The Art of Non-Conformity
- 9 Minimalist Steps Towards Passive Income at Far Beyond The Stars
- Residual Income Opportunities at Gen Y Wealth
- How to Craft a Killer Elevator Pitch That Will Land You Big Business at Dumb Little Man
- The Complete Guide to Creating an Information Product at Erica Biz
Insurance
- A Brief Introduction to Insurance at Get Rich Slowly
- Renter’s Insurance: Piece of Mind for $10 a Month at Get Rich Slowly
- Why Health Savings Accounts are Awesome at Free From Broke
- How Much Term Life Insurance Do You Need? at Good Financial Cents
- How to Get Health Insurance When Your Self Employed at Good Financial Cents
- Create a Home Inventory Using Free Tools to Protect Your Assets at PT Money
- How to Save Money on Car Insurance at Five Cent Nickel
- Why Life Insurance Isn’t an Investment at NY Times
- Should You Buy Life Insurance Through Work at Clairfinancial
Investing
- Contributing to a Roth Versus Paying Down Debt at Wisebread
- Why We Always Recommend Buying Low Cost Index Funds at MoneyNing
- Comparing Roth IRA Versus Traditional IRA at Cash Money Life
- Stocks are for Losers? at Five Cent Nickel
- How to Destroy Your Investment Portfolio at Frugal Dad
- The Five Stages of Investing Enlightenment at Free Money Finance
- Why Index Funds Are Rarely At The Top…and Why I Like Them Anyway at The Oblivious Investor
- How to Start Investing for Retirement at PT Money
- How I Became Financially Independent in 5 Years at Early Extreme Retirement
- Why You Shouldn’t Invest in Gold as a Hedge Against Inflation at The Simple Dollar
- Hot Stocks For a New Decade? Wait a Minute! at Wall Street Journal
- Investor Psychology: Your Brain Is Hard Wired to Follow the Heard at Steadfast Finances
Money Management
- Understanding Your Financial Fortress at Bargaineering
- Automating Your Personal Finances at I Will Teach You To Be Rich
- Financial Checklist for New Parents at Bargaineering
- 41 Ways to Simplify Your Finances at Gen Y Wealth
- 7 Zen Principles to Guide Your Money and Your Life at Consumerism Commentary
- 44 Ways to Ruin Your Financial Life by 30 at Frugal Dad
- 25 Ways You Can Improve Your Finances Now at Gen Y Wealth
- Money Myths and the Importance of Thinking For Yourself at Get Rich Slowly
- The Bruce Lee Approach to Valuing Money at Dumb Little Man
Marriage & Money
- 101 Ways to Improve Your Marriage Money Relationship at Money Help for Christians
- How to Talk to Your Spouse About Money at Get Rich Slowly
- A Lavish Wedding Costs More Than You Think at Wall Street Journal
- Money Talks to Have Before Marriage at NY Times
- 10 Ways to Cut Your Money Food Costs at Mint Blog
Real Estate
- Why Your Home Isn’t The Investment You Think at Yahoo Finance
- 9 Ways You Can Knock Your Sox Off Your Next Land Lord at Get Rich Slowly
- When Is It Better To Rent or Buy at NPR’s Planet Money
- What Do You Wish You Had Been Told When You Bought Your First House at Reddit
- Your First Home? Save For Repairs at MSN Money
- Rent or Buy Is a Stickier Situation When You Look at People’s Real Life at The Simple Dollar
Taxes
- Marginal Tax Rates Explained at Bible Money Matters
- Just Because It’s Deductible Doesn’t Make it Smart at Wealth Pilgrim
- The Myth of the Tax Deduction at The Simple Dollar
Travel
- Travel Hacking For Noobs: How We Save Hundreds of Dollars on Airfare, Get Free Accommodations, & Make Money While Overseas at Man Vs Debt
- Travel Full Time For Less Than $14,000 a Year at I Will Teach You To Be Rich
- 40 Most Useful Travel Websites That Can Save You A Fortune at Wisebread
- 36 Great Tips for Keeping Travel as Simple as Possible at Zen Habits
Do you have any that I missed? Please feel free to share them in the comments.
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Wow, what a great post! Thank you so much for sharing- I have a lot of reading to do!!
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Thanks for the Comment.
Just in case I wasn’t clear, these were not supposed to be read all at once. More of a resource to look back to every now and then.
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