Saving money can be tricky, but if you have the right tools, it’s possible to find ways to save money in almost every aspect of your life.

Below we have scoured the internet in search of the best blogs worth following to give you solid advice to take control of your finances:

1. Mint is a great service for keeping track of your finances by setting up spending categories and limiting how much you’d like to spend each month. Their blog is equally as helpful, full of expert advice in categories such as credit, housing, saving and financial goals. - Mint Life

2. Smart Asset’s blog focuses on long-term financial goals such as investing and saving for retirement. Nevertheless, the information available on their blog is priceless (pun intended) and can save you headaches and potentially boost your future net worth down the road. - Smart Asset

3. If you’re in search of honest money management advice, Millennial Money Man’s blog is a must-read. He started the blog while paying off student loan debt and over time the blog has evolved into a resource dedicated to providing his younger readers with the financial advice they need to know. - Millennial Money Man

4. Let’s face it: finances can be a little mundane. The blog Budgets Are Sexy is written with a sense of humor and a dash of edginess to keep readers engaged. On this blog, the writer J. Money, once described as “the Miley Cyrus of Finance” writes short, to-the-point posts tackling subjects like investing, credit cards and of course, budgeting. - Budgets Are Sexy

5. Making Sense of Cents is an award-winning blog started by a lady named Michelle when she was faced with a mountain of student loan debt. Since then, she has paid those loans off and now writes to help others do the same! - Making Sense of Cents

6. As the title of the blog indicates, David is here to save the financial day. Well, sort of. He claims that while he can’t swoop down from the sky to save you from financial struggles, he certainly can help you build a solid game plan should you ever find yourself having money issues. He accomplishes this through investing advice, tips to save money, and how to keep yourself on track for a prosperous future. - Finance Superhero

7. Nerd Wallet is a fantastic website for credit card reviews and to monitor your credit score. Their blog is also packed with helpful advice mostly related to credit and credit cards. On the blog, you will find posts on managing your credit score, the best cards to use for airline travel and much more. - Nerd Wallet

8. For the recent graduates, the Notorious D.E.B.T. blog will help you get out of debt and stay out of debt while also making and saving money at the same time. The blog is straightforward to read, and none of the posts are too long. - Notorious D.E.B.T.

9. This blog is unique in that the writer of this blog took an extreme approach to saving money— she didn’t spend at all! She calls it a “spending fast.” By following a strict financial diet, she paid off almost $24K worth of debt in 15 months. Her blog is full of useful resources that anyone can follow to help pay off debt and save money. - And Then She Saved

10. After graduation, many are left wondering “What comes next?” After years of school, they now face the post-graduation world. If you’re saddled down with student-loan debt, it can be even more stressful. This blog focuses on those facing student debts and provides tips and tricks to help repay that amount in a financially smart way. - Money After Graduation

11. The Bill Cutterz blog has everything you need to become for financially responsible. There are hundreds of posts covering topics such as summer vacation tips, credit score information, and mortgage preparation. Chances are, if you have a financial question, this site can help you find the answer. - Bill Cutterz

12. Brokepedia is a blog featuring posts by both the curator, Ale Webb, and guest posts as well so the reader is receiving information and advice from a variety of credible sources. On this blog, you will find topics such as ways to lower your energy bill, the dangers of bad credit, and whether refinancing student debt is a good idea. - Brokepedia

13. This blog is a more minimalist-lifestyle themed blog based on the idea that if you pretend to be poorer, you will ultimately be richer. Posts on this blog feature tips on saving money at the retail store, family activities, and overall habits to build that will have significant effects on your wallet in the long-run. - Pretend to Be Poorer

14. This website is a collection of resources for everything related to finances. There are guides for the best credit cards to use, investing tips, banking advice, educational tools, and guides to help make sense of the ever-changing insurance market. - The Simple Dollar

15. As the name implies, Get Rich Slowly is a blog devoted entirely to savings and investing advice so you can retire on time if not ahead of schedule. We’ve all heard the cliché “it’s never too early to start thinking about retirement,” but clichés are clichés for a reason— 9 times out of 10 they’re true. Get a jump start on thinking about savings down the road with this blog. - Get Rich Slowly

We hope you found our list useful and if you have any suggestions you would like to see added to this list, let us know!