Lynn: Thanks for this post and list of women personal finance bloggers. I wasn't able to make it to the BlogHer conference this year, but attended the last two and found that the money blogs are trumped by the mommy blogs. There's something telling in that statistic. Great idea to start the list and forum! I intend to attend BlogHer 09 -- we should start now to get as many on this list there next year.

Thanks for posting my blog, and for starting this forum. It will be interesting to see what motivates other women to PF blog - or not to PF blog.

There's definitely many blogging women out there, but most seem to focus on family activities, and maybe frugal topics such as coupon cutting or more efficient shopping.

I would have thought that more women do the family finances, but perhaps not.

Best, Lisa

I had no idea there were so many women personal finance bloggers. There are a lot of blogs on the list that I've heard of, but there are a lot I haven't heard of, too.

I think Kelly hit the nail on the head about how women personal finance bloggers sometimes classify themselves as something else. I know I consider my own site a hybrid between personal finance and mom-blogging, even though I almost exclusively write about finance and frugality.

Thanks for including me in your list!

Oh I always thought Squawkfox was a man. :O

Thanks for including me on the list.

I'm always thrilled when I find another personal finance blog written by a woman to add to my list. I think the perspective that women bring to personal finance is definitely different than men.

Thanks for including me in the list of female bloggers. It is nice to have this list so I can quickly find other bloggers like myself!!!

Thanks for including me ... it totally brightened my afternoon!

@Xin Lu I am a woman! :D

I thank you so much for including me.

This is a brilliant idea! The list you provide is filled with amazing, talented, smart, and exceptional women bloggers.

Thanks for the mention! Im off to check out the rest of the list!

Hey, just wanted to thank you for including me in your listing!

Also, you could perhaps consider creating a finwikian page for the listing of female pf bloggers...
or to find more, check out the full compiled list at http://finwikian.com/index.php?title=Personal_Finance_Bloggers
(Mrs. Micah started it!)

Thank you so much for adding me to the list! I think it is wonderful to have so many other women blogging about personal finance. It's great to have a support group of women with the same ultimate goal.

Thanks again!

Wow, I'm very honored to be included on this list of financial sites. Thanks so much for the mention, Lynn!

Personal finance has been a passion of mine for over a year now and it's really inspiring to discover so many other female writers out there.

Great list. I'm encouraged to start reading right away.

I'm glad you included Squakfox - I've started soaking my own beans and am enjoying every minute of it.

Thanks for including Don't Mess With Taxes. It's an impressive list of which I am very proud to be part. I know we all hate paying taxes, but they are indeed a critical component of financial planning.

As for women and financial blogging, this is a topic that's been knocked about for a while. Almost a year ago, it was discussed on BlogHer, as referenced in my post on Women, men and money.

And I guess we're all still struggling with it.

I'm sorry I missed BlogHer's conference and your panel, but I just couldn't make time for it. I'm hopeful I can make the next one.

And I'll definitely stop by the forum and add my blogging experiences from a tax geek financial perspective!

I agree with Meredith here. Crystal from "Money Saving Mom" maintains a really fabulous blog. You can't miss her on this list.

Also among the ones that I keep going to is freebies4mom.com maintained by heather, she does a great job of listing all the freebies and samples for her readers, I don't know whether it's a fit for this list, but its a great blog to check out.

Very cool list! I've learned a lot from these ladies over the last few months and I hope to be included in this group next time around.

I read a lot of these femme finance bloggers. I'm looking forward to reading those I haven't seen.

I agree that many times women PF bloggers feel compelled to be "mommy bloggers" as well, and that can, at times trump other aspects of female blogging.

At any rate, I am excited to go to BlogWorld this year, and hope to be able to hit BlogHer next year.

You have most of my favorites, but not 20 Year Challenge.

Here is her family's mission: "By August of 2027 we will achieve total financial freedom via savings and responsible investments. We will accomplish this while living in an ecologically sound and socially conscious manner. We will have bought land, built a home, and have children. If we ever own a vehicle, it will be the most environmentally friendly model available on the market. Most importantly, we will NEVER employ the credit industry to accomplish our goals."

It's not an easy or ordinary mission and makes for some very interesting reading.

My fascination with personal finance started with my friend Stacy, who writes Birds and Bills. Coincidentally, just as I was getting into reading about personal finance, I accepted a job in the financial industry. Through both avenues I picked up a pretty solid personal-finance education.

After a couple of years, I realized I'd begun to have ideas that I wasn't seeing elsewhere, and Pocketmint was born!

When I put the word not in bold it disappeared from my comment for some reason. So, we will try this again.

You have my blog listed as Things you may *not* want to know, it is actually called Things you may want to know.

Thank you

Thanks for including me on this great list!

... women personal finance bloggers!!! Thanks for the extensive list! I don't have much time these days to keep up with the blogging world, but I *know* I will keep returning to this list as time permits to check out some of these sites! Thanks for your effort in consolidating them in one place!

Any way to get my site, PoorerThanYou.com, added to this list? It's a great list and I would love to be included!

Thanks for including me on the list. BlogHer was far away, and I think a lot of PF women bloggers are pretty frugal (at least the ones I read are). I would really like to meet some of the others though, maybe we could do a more regional meet up or workshop in the Midwest? I'm still trying to figure out how we fit within BlogHer and learn how to benefit from the network... this is a great push in that direction!

Best,
Nicole
The Budgeting Babe

Wow, what an extensive list! Thanks for including me, and I can't wait to start perusing all of these blogs. What a great feature !

Thanks for the exhaustive list. Will check them out. It's great to see so many women taking the lead on personal finance.

That is a big event for women.