I have blogged for  3 months now, about” The Millionaire Nurse”. It’s been great fun to communicate with nurses and others all over the world.

When I  read other personal finance bloggers, many of whom have been around for 4,5, or 6 years or more, I am impressed, and awed by their persistence, creativity, and passion to continue to teach people about the intricacies and challenges of personal finance.

A few of the gray beards out there, for you  who are new to the genre, include: ” The Mighty Bargain Hunter” “The Simple Dollar”, “Free Money Finance”.” Wise Bread“, and “Get Rich Slowly” to name just a few that I enjoy.

Once you have read these blogs for any length of time, you get a feel for the site and the blogger.  Except in the case of Wise Bread, which has turned into a Mega-Blog, with forums, guest posts, and multiple bloggers- (Not a bad thing- the site is packed with great posts, and information, but you  just don’t get the personal feel.)

I have also gotten to know (read) a few of the new kids on the block.  They would include The Frugal Lawyer,  Living With Common Cents, and Two Dog Casa to name just a few.  Go to the “users” page at Cash Commons for several more great blogging choices.

But Dr. Dean, so many personal finance bloggers, so little time, what do I do????

Well one way to handle it, is to download a feed reader into your computer or smart-phone.  Then that orange square icon in the upper right corner will deliver new posts from whoever you sign up, don’t forget me, The Millionaire Nurse Blog , directly to you without your surfing the web.

You can also use one of the aggregators listed, except they only have the older bigger bloggers so far, rookies like me take a while to show up on their radar screen.

And to those bloggers who have preceded me, I want to thank you.  Thanks for your hard work and for setting the standard for us new guys- trying to find our voice and  break into the genre.

And for my nursing readers, new to the world of Personal Finance Blogging, check out the sites linked  above.  Use one of the aggregators listed on the right side of this column to find other bloggers that “speak” to you-that will help you  find the answers to your own financial difficulties.

And of course, don’t forget to book mark this site-although the name,  The Millionaire Nurse is hard to forget for most nurses, (that being the idea, of course!)