Tattlers getting rich

[pinkypurr]

Optomistic title I know - I am often on the cost of living thread worrying but I thought I would start a thread to see if anyone has any good recommendations for finance or economics bloggers. I don't mind if they are realistic as my personal view is that we are already in a recession but I want to think about how best I can survive/save/plod on but also make savings and ideally be able to retire before state pension age.

Being debt free and financially stable is the dream for many, but being more financially independent and able to weather big storms like what's happening now is the goal I think, as it's stressing everyone out.

I'd like a big duck it fund one day just so I can do what I want and not feel the stress of whatever is getting me down - work, relationships etc. Also a benefit of being wealthy is not to show off but to be able to help out others more.

Would anyone be interested in sharing bloggers/you tubers or personal tips?

Bonus points for any of the tips that show up in "influencers" videos proving yet again they read as much as we do!!

 

[Katkitkat]

I know Patricia Bright has a finance channel on YouTube called The Break. I haven't actually watched any of those videos but I quite like her and her other content and she seems to get good comments from followers over there so she may have some good advice.
Also buy btc

 

[rainbowlemon]

I remember we had a promotions thread a while back. So maybe it is. I’m not 100% sure.

For finance I love the humble penny on youtube. he was the one who got me started with investing. There’s a few others too like the dividend compound investor, and nicole at the frugal cottage.

I save £3 a week for one of my sisters which pays into her LISA account. It might be a small amount but it really does build up over time.

I’ve also been into minimalism for the last 4 years. The minimalists would be a good shout to start with if you want to have a look on youtube.