Yeah, me too.

I’ve only been blogging about savings for a little while. So I’m always finding and reading savings blogs now. Man, when I was putting myself through grad school … if I only knew then what I know now. Live and learn, right?

Anyway, savings blogs are really a very interesting animal. It seems like everyone has their own focus, style, and personality — but everyone genuinely wants to share their insights on how to save money, whether that’s through a coupon or a word of advice. There’s a huge range.

That’s a good thing. In times like these, that diversity and enthusiasm is super important. There’s something for everyone out there.

Here are my personal favorites. At least for now.

the simple dollar – There’s something very real, honest, and down-to-earth, about Trent Hamm’s financial wisdom. I swear, if everyone just followed Tren’ts 14 Money Rules, this country would be in a much better state.

The Frugal Find – Julia seems to know about every deal out there. Plus, she’s really nice.

Frugal Living – About.com always has good content, and Erin Huffstetler does her part with solid info on frugal living, money management, and ways to save by doing things yourself.

Entrepreneur Daily Dose – I’m fascinated by business. If you’re a small biz or entrepreneur interested in saving (and making) money, the Daily Dose is a constant contiuum of ways to save in running and marketing your business. With more and more people running their own small businesses every day, out of desire or necessity, this type of quality content is very valuable.

Pinching Your Pennies – Full of grocery deals and coupons, Pinching Your Pennies provides more than just penny pinching. It’s filled with kitchen logic and ways to stretch a dollar. The kind of things you never think about, but make complete sense.

Baby Cheapskate – Okay. I don’t really read this blog. I don’t have a baby. I subscribe to the RSS feed because I like the pictures. Maybe this is my way of prepping for someday when we do have a baby. I know. I’m weird. But if you have a baby, you’ll probably think it’s great.

SavingAdvice.com – Pure, practical advice. The Swiss Army Wrench of savings blogs.

Oh. Yeah. I forgot. YOURS.

There’s always room for more savings, so there’s always room for more savings blogs.

That’s why Gaucho launched Gaucho Pages — to make it easy for you to blog about savings without having to design a blog. Check it out.

Blogs Here, Getcha Blogs Here

Have you ever been reading the GauchoBlog, or The Frugal Find, or any blog, and thought, ‘Oh, I could do that if I had someone to build a website for me.’

Awesome. Then we can’t wait to see the deals you blog about, because Gaucho is giving you your own free blog on GauchoPages. So if you’re not into designing your own blog, but you want to talk savings, Gaucho is the place to do it. Why are we doing this? Because. We love talking about savings, we love blogs, we love giving you free stuff, and we think you’re going to love your GauchoPage. Setup is a snap and the designs are sweet.

If you already have a blog, you can import your RSS feed and share your goods with the great Gaucho crowd.

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