If we consider the end of 2009 to the turning point in the UK’s economy, where the recession gave way to recovery and the green shoots of economic growth began to inspire confidence, then 2010 should be a year for prudent financial planning and a more savvy approach to spending. With personal finance remaining at the forefront of our collective psyche, money saving tips and budgeting ideas are much sought after. Essentially, being thrifty is cool and those in the know read the right blogs.

Inspiring lifestyle choices that can save us money; helpful advice on dealing with our debt and tips on how to spend more ethically are welcomed with open arms and passed around with confidence. This list of the top ten personal finance blogs highlights the audience’s enthusiastic response to the more personal approaches to building a recession beating budget. This is most glaring when we look at perhaps the more frivolous end of consumer spending. If you are living with debt or simply find it hard to justify this kind of spending when those around you are dealing with mounting debt problems, money saving tips are even more valuable.

Cision claim that these are the ten most popular and influential personal finance blogs in the UK. Whether you agree with this assessment or not, they are a great place to start when addressing your spending habits and dealing with your debt. Bringing your finances back under control is an important part of talking your debt, as is a responsible approach to spending. This will help you stay out of debt when you find the solution that clears your feet. To help you with that step, Debtsolver have professional, impartial debt advisors on hand.

1. The Motley Fool
2. Plonkee Money
3. Miss Thrifty
4. The Money Hospital
5. interactive investor
6. Money Saving Blog
7. Money Watch
8. Personal Finance Advice
9. No More Spending
10. Single Broke Female

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