Personal Finance Bloggers in India are growing by the day. Blogging is a new found passion that many have taken to either full time or as a part time activity. Yours truly is a victim of this craze as well. While there are a whole lot of personal finance bloggers today, some stand out tall and mighty. Apart from blogging for years now, they have amassed a huge fan following who follow the blog articles diligently to learn and share. Let’s take a look at some of the best personal finance bloggers of India !
Manish Chauhan at JagoInvestor.com
This qualifies as the best personal finance blog of India.
Manish writes very meticulous articles and very basic stuff which is closer to the everyday investor. He replies to every comments of readers – now that is not something which you get to see everyday.
JagoInvestor is spearheading investor awakening revolution in many cities in India through JagoInvestor meets.
The domain name is a major crowd puller – its got a magic that justifies its existence as a blog meant to do business of educating Indian investors. The blog has a major reach among readers – more than 4000 Feed burner readers !
I find the articles very useful, informative and simple to read. Watch out for the calculators section which are a plus. A must bookmark site. Keep reading !
Raag Vamdaat at RaagVamdatt.com
Raag moved from being a software professional to a financial planner and full time blogger of late. His website boasts of to the point articles
explained with examples wherever possible.
Raag has a huge fan following (12,000 registered users) and even a hindi version of his blog at http://www.paisaplanner.com/
Raag also provides financial planning services at a cost that is only going to kill the competition eventually. The model is amazing – providing services via the internet. That explains the farsightedness of the blogger.
I find the articles articulated very well and easy to understand. Another must read blog for starters and advanced personal finance readers.
Ranjan Varma at PersonalFinance201.com
Ranjan Varma runs three sites. He must be a busy man considering that Ranjan does this over and above his full time day job.
In his own words, he edits Personal Finance Online Resources, 
delivers Financial Awareness Workshops and has built a desktop RupeeManager.
The money management software should be a mind blowing product as far as the pictures go, I have yet to see the product to comment.
Ranjan runs workshops on personal finance and financial health.
I find Ranjan’s articles very thought provoking – he has a different view on many aspects of personal finance. Learning and sharing things around money could not get any better than this.
Keep tuned to the three websites for more.
Want more personal finance bloggers ?
While these seem to be the best dudes around, below is a list of other personal bloggers who contribute to the personal finance blogging world in their own way. Some of them have already and the others will eventually impact the personal finance writing space in India.
1. P V Subramanyam at subramoney.com
Subra’s musings are very unique and short – they get your thinking cap on. Subra is a known personality in the personal finance world and has written a book and loads of articles till date for magazines and websites, so you know you are at the right place for the right information.
2. Shweta Misra at personalmoney.in
The publishing seems to be very infrequent on this blog but the design is catchy and the articles are well written. Great fan following as well.
3. Deepak Shenoy at capitalmind.in
Deepak provides excellent analysis and observations of the stock market along with personal finance gyaan. The blog design is great and the publishing frequency is often.
4. Asav Patel at myjourneytobillionaireclub.com
Asav’s blog is a mix of a lot of things he likes, one of which is personal finance. The articles are crisp and well written. The blog design is very good as well.
5. Ashish Modani and Hemant Beniwal at tflindia.in
The Financial Literates issues out articles in both English and Hindi. It has completed one year now.
6. Manshu at onemint.com
Well designed blog. Good articles as well. Watch out for the polls the blogger conducts.
Other revelations pointed out by readers :
7. TipBlog.in
8. Squamble.com
I guess this is quite a list to begin with if you haven’t been to these sites. If you know of any other personal finance blogger, let me know and I will add them here.
Nice information. I do not follow all of them at all. I think 2 or 3 are enough ? I like JaogoInvestor of the lot.
@Amol, If you have the time, even 10 are less ! But yeah, 2-3 should be ok.
missing from the list is one more senseofsensex blog
@rahul, sorry which one did you mean ?
Thanks for the mention. And all the best to you too!
@Ranjan, When is Rupee Manager out ? Is there a demo version available ?
Thanks for mentioning jagoinvestor.com 🙂
I aspire to live upto the expectations 🙂
Manish
@Manish, You sure will sir. I am certain. 🙂
http://www.jaagoinvestor.com is a real good personal finance blog. I have been following it for quite a while now. Another good blog that I’ve been following of late is the blog at http://www.moneyivy.com They also have some really informative articles. I must congratulate Manish and moneyivy.com’s admin on these awesome sites. Oops.. 🙂 and how can I forget “thewealthwisher” :p
It is no doubt !
Thanks for bringing all personal finance bloggers on one page. 🙂
@The Financial Literates, My pleasure !
Thanks for linking in and glad to know I read most of the other blogs too. Thanks for the new ones too!
– Deepak
@Deepak Shenoy, I like your insights on stocks and economy. Great stuff. Keep it up.
Thanks for mentioning OneMint. I now realize that it’s not easy for people to know my name just by reading the site, that’s my biggest learning from this list.
I’d like to draw your attention towards TipBlog.in and Squamble.com which are also pretty good and focus on an Indian audience.
I’d be sure to link back to this post, and you’ve done a good job of making this list. Congratulations, and thanks once again for the mention.
@Manshu, Thanks for the 2 blogs, I will add them and correct your name in the above article as well.
Hi Radhey,
Thanks for the mention… Its a good effort to bring all Indian personal finance blogs on 1 page.
If I may add, http://www.RaagVamdatt.com has over 12,000 registered members…
Hi
I was searching for this information from last one month.
@Sidharth, Hope you find it useful.
Even I have found the articles at http://www.wealthbazaar.in extremely good. You may see them
I never knew I was mentioned here 🙂
Thank you for the mention!
@Chirag Jethmalani, Welcome !
Gr8 blog sites.
Please also have a look at http://themoneybasket.com
It’s a new blog focusing on savings, investments, and wealth creation.
hey, will be happy if you also include our blog in it. @ http://www.reformistindia.in we talk on money , investments and current affairs.. 🙂
@Samruddha Salvi, I will do another one soon, will include it then.
I would also like to suggest one more Finance blog here:-
http://www.strategic-growth.in/finance
Nice Contents.
Nice to see the entire list of financial blogs in one page. I follow most of them and also few others.
They are Money Quest and PPFAS blog.
It is a nice compendium of top personal financial bloggers. If I can also introduce a relatively new but very experienced blog site http://www.insight.banyanfa.com. Their articles are very insightful and written in a simple language so that an ordinary man can make sense out of them.
@Devesh Agarwal, I like your blog, keep it going !
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@Priyabrata, Bring it along Priyabatra, your site looks rocking !
@Radhey Sharma, Thanks Radhey for the encouragement. We trying our best to get up to mark as soon as possible :).
@Priyabrata, Priyabrata, it seems that clicking on the link you provided wasn’t navigating to the AssistInvestor site. Please check. I was able to visit this site by copy-pasting it – but clicking on the URL is not doing the needful.
Thanks a lot for such a nice piece of article that has brought together such useful blogs. Thanks again
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thanks for the great list. Really helpful to learn more.. I love to get more stock market trading. Pls share some of great stock market blogs.
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Only about a 5% make money.. Think twice….
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Even though it is a risky business, but people are getting involved and making more money on it. How it is possible..
As mentioned earlier only 5% make money, your call though.
I know people loosing 50 lakhs in one week during 2008 crash.
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I think jagoinvestor and tflguide have sustained till date in personal finance.
Thanks for the great info, really got a lot of information.
Thanks for sharing this list.
Really curious about reading these blog and wish that we will keep getting updated about finance trends in India through these blogs.
I realy enjoyed reading these blogs and i think these bloggers are realy very nice.
Check Hemant Beniwal im tflguide.com
He is already in the list above.
Great list of blogs….It is important for overall investor education to have more and more such blogs. I have also started one http://www.simplypaisa.com after leaving a corporate career after working for about 14 years there.
Its a very satisfying experience.
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