The Ultimate List of Blogger Net Worths
I like to skip ahead to some of the big boys on the list as well to see how they got to where they are. Here we go!
The Net Worths of 280+ Personal Finance Bloggers
In order of highest to lowest (foreign currencies converted to U.S. dollars):
- No Nonsense Landlord @ $4,156,344
- Founder Finances @ $3,399,120
- Southern Fried Finance @ $3,432,090
- The Money Commando @ $3,359,647
- Asset-Grinder @ $2,109,990 ($3,010,671 CAD)
- Mr. Tako Escapes @ $2,515,259
- Retire By 40 @ $2,028,132
- The Happy Frugaler @ $1,858,000
- Exit Young @ $1,790,901
- Root of Good @ $1,680,172
- Four Percent Rule @ $1,677,625
- Financially Alert @ $1,629,202
- 1500 Days @ $1,600,058
- Retired at 50 @ $1,538,694 (CHF 1,511,670)
- 2 Million Blog @ $1,425,545
- Thoughts of an Anonymous Lawyer @ $1,405,210
- YETInvesting @ $1,282,967
- DINKS Finance @ $1,211,409
- Naked Net Worth @ $1,185,037
- Freedom 35 @ $1,165,000
- Eyes on The Dollar @ $1,115,454
- Andrew's Dad @ $1,106,713
- The Green Swan @ $1,100,000+
- *NEW* Millionaire Before 50 @ $1,085,726
- Paycheck-Free Living @ $1,054,970
- Messy Money @ $1,045,500
- FI Fighter @ $1,039,913
- Freedom 40 Plan @ $1,037,986
- The Millionaire Educator @ $1,002,389
- Million Dollar Journey @ $1,000,000+
- Following Life's Breeze @ $981,159
- The FI Explorer @ $976,311
- The Dividend Pig @ $964,879
- Freedom with Bruno @ $960,000
- Planting Our Pennies @ $949,300
- *NEW* Personal Finance News @ $935,288
- *NEW* Divide by Zero @ $933,683
- My Road to Wealth and Freedom @ $929,018
- Mad Cash Lab @ $900,825
- Moi & Money @ $883,679
- *NEW* I Saved $5K @ $873,564 ($1,161,448 CAD)
- BAMF Money @ $868,668
- Remember to Water @ $820,295 ($1,150,000 AUD)
- All About Interest @ $802,045
- The Eighth Digit @ $755,434 ($1,077,616 CAD)
- Living A FI @ $750,000
- Road to a Tesla @ $749,091
- Big Day Coming @ $724,909
- The Financial Independence Project @ $714,695
- The Expat Investor @ $726,545
- Leigh's Financial Journey @ $702,300
- A Frugal Family's Journey @ $682,060
- Canadian Budget Binder @ $638,793 ($832,955 CAD)
- Darwin's Money @ $633,854
- My Shiny Nickels @ $624,101
- Think Save Retire @ $621,460
- Budgets Are Sexy @ $610,770 (mine!)
- Accumulating Money @ $608,125
- DIY Money Stuff @ $602,815
- Three is Plenty @ $574,404
- Journey to 90 Million @ $573,539 ($773,300 AUD)
- Sardonic Catholic Dad @ $569,215
- Retire in Progress @ $542,906 (€492,656)
- Canadian Dream Free at 45 @ $535,831 ($761,280 CAD)
- 1 Man's Money @ $520,436
- Unplanned Finance @ $520,000
- Freedom From the Daily Grind @ $512,731
- Life Optimization @ $502,414
- Budgeting in The Fun Stuff @ $502,200
- Working Class Hero @ $500,000
- Gen Y Finance Guy @ $479,950
- Passive Income Pursuit @ $470,198
- Darryl's Blog @ $464,994
- *NEW* The Spreadsheet Dad @ $456,361
- My Financial Journey @ $447,720
- *NEW* Financial Velociraptor @ $447,320
- Quietly Crushing It @ $439,483
- Retire 29 @ $435,323
- The Money Sprout @ $434,983
- My Words and Stuff @ $434,497
- Dream 2 Retire @ $433,000
- FI Monkey @ $432,866
- Good Financial Choices @ $426,739 (£295,669)
- Win at Money @ $423,723
- Money Ramblings @ $419,171
- LiveFrugaLee @ $409,753
- Freedom 35 Blog @ $406,143 ($537,500 CAD)
- Homo Investor @ $399,387 (€372,011)
- Boomer & Echo @ $393,120 ($532,403 CAD)
- EurFI @ $386,912 (€365,700)
- Unchained 55 @ $382,037 ($498,303 CAD)
- JS Builds Wealth @ $381,538 ($499,567 CAD)
- *NEW* Dividend Driven @ $372,693
- Save. Spend. Splurge @ $372,547 ($481,369 CAD)
- Money And Minions @ $369,908
- Cash Flow Diaries @ $354,445
- Weekly Investment @ $350,330
- Debt Discipline @ $343,396
- Money Can Buy Me Happiness @ $329,623 ($484,366 NZD)
- Academy Success @ $325,547
- Her Every Cent Counts @ $322,600
- Negative to Positive Net Worth @ $322,177
- Saving to Quit @ $319,037
- The Dog's Guide to Personal Finance @ $318,592
- The Chedda @ $317,718
- 10 Years to Half Million @ $310,994
- Travel, Travel and Retire! @ $309,500
- Teach Me to Money @ $288,697
- Punch Debt in The Face @ $285,207
- Nite Rainbow @ $277,620
- *NEW* Frugal Professor @ $276,854
- Cashville Skyline @ $267,259
- Miss Mazuma @ $263,737
- theFIREstarter @ $262,095 (£209,932)
- The Frugal Vagabond @ $256,628
- Dividends and Hobbies @ $255,664
- Lisa vs. The Loans @ $249,822
- See Jack Save @ $245,314 ($350,100 CAD)
- My Money Matters @ $244,488 (€225,190)
- Benjamins and Booty @ $243,328
- Finance Freaks @ $242,299
- Financial Independence With Purpose @ $239,500
- Shnugi Personal Finance @ $232,217
- Personal Finance Engineer @ $229,807
- *NEW* Epic Quiver @ $220,198
- Millennial Boss @ $219,025
- Dividend Ten @ $217,895
- *NEW* Fire by Forty @ $216,385
- Mustachian Post @ $213,393 (CHF 213,436)
- Traveling Wallet @ $211,446
- *NEW* Le Dividende @ $205,653
- Travel Travel and Retire @ $204,100
- Narrow Bridge @ $202,762
- Band of Savers @ $198,238
- Action Econ @ $198,175
- No More Spending @ $189,325 (£131,221)
- *NEW* Dividend Ten @ $187,029
- FI Journey @ $184,880
- The Wealth Brick Road @ $177,336 ($253,086 CAD)
- Bare Budget Guy @ $176,000
- Single Dad Living @ $169,948 ($219,562 CAD)
- Accelerated FI @ $161,402
- Quietly Saving @ $158,451 (£109,784)
- Paying Yourself First @ $150,629
- Money Bacon @ $148,217
- My Money Wizard @ $147,913
- Dividend Developer @ $144,877
- The Road to One Million @ $142,930 (€135,076)
- Debt Roundup @ $140,000
- The Mortgage Hustle @ $134,000
- *NEW* FreedomSoul @ $132,328 (£106,000)
- Beards and Money @ $130,961
- Personal Finance Surfers @ $129,803 ($174,850 CAD)
- From Cents to Retirement @ $129,592 (€118,751)
- Millennial Family Finance @ $127,575
- Paying Yourself First @ $126,741
- Be Smart Rich @ $125,725
- The Money Rider @ $122,563 (€116,384)
- Yes, I am Cheap @ $122,084
- Fervent Finance @ $120,300
- Smart Provisions @ $119,155
- Alain Guillot @ $117,624 ($156,000 CAD)
- The Finance Zombie @ $114,020 (£79,000)
- Millionaires in Ten @ $112,413
- The Cash Lifestyle @ $111,554
- Mr. and Mrs. Geek @ $109,283 (£75,618)
- Super Millennial @ $108,350
- Financial Buddha @ $106,592
- Le Dividende @ $105,258 ($150,219 CAD)
- My Family on a Budget @ $103,162
- FI GUY 1 @ $102,657
- Fiery Millennials @ $100,069
- 2 Copper Coins @ $99,591
- No More Waffles @ $98,749 (€89,261)
- Bearded Dragon Finance @ $92,608
- FI Investor @ $92,592
- Mixed Money Arts @ $92,512
- Early Retirement Guy @ $90,121 (£62,356)
- Quit Your Day Job 101 @ $89,314
- Financially Free By Forty @ $86,964 (£60,175)
- Net Worth Warrior @ $86,132
- Be Smart Rich @ $85,537 ($121,921 CAD)
- Trading Our Life @ $84,156
- Finance Clever @ $82,218
- The Wannabe Investor @ $82,138
- Run Out of Debt @ $78,438 ($100,237 CAD)
- Rental Mindset @ $77,771
- Money Journal @ $77,574
- Get Rich Quickish @ $73,584
- Apathy Ends @ $72,189
- Electrometa @ $71,790 (£49,675)
- Financial Train Ride @ $71,341
- Save Retire Travel @ $70,069
- Kapitalust @ $68,437 ($97,636 CAD)
- Financial Panther @ $61,526
- Baking Our Dough @ $61,104
- Journey to Wealth @ $59,523
- Finance Journey @ $58,178 ($83,000 CAD)
- The Single Dollar @ $57,399
- DrainedRunner @ $56,213
- Drained Runner @ $54,102
- Dividend Cashflow @ $52,876 (€50,670)
- My Alternate Life @ $55,571 ($73,741 CAD)
- Millennial Medley @ $55,571 ($73,740 CAD)
- brokeGIRL rich @ $49,858
- *NEW* Get Money Got Money @ $44,867
- Fireball Finances @ $44,855 (£31,700)
- College Money Matters @ $44,795
- Starting From Zero @ $44,340
- Fin for Win @ $44,039 (€39,134)
- Dr. Money Tails @ $44,000
- Goodnight Debt @ $43,892
- I'm Trying Dammit @ $40,735
- Frankly Frugal Finance @ $38,073
- Poorer Than You @ $34,133
- Save Money, Dammit @ $32,942
- Million Endeavor @ $31,529 ($40,959 CAD)
- Chasing Truth @ $27,735
- Stapler Confessions @ $22,937
- Derek and Carrie @ $22,847
- Twenty-Something Laywer @ $22,585 (PhP 1,041,412)
- Cents of Liberty @ $21,812
- Malachi Money @ $21,104
- Spender No More @ $20,640
- Young Millennials @ $19,669
- *NEW* Akash Sky @ $19,289
- My Money Musings @ $19,273 ($27,536 AUD)
- Bright Cents @ $19,263
- Want Less @ $19,016 (£14,720)
- The Classy Simple Life @ $18,273 ($23,874 CAD)
- *NEW* Buy Hold Long @ $18,189
- Debt Free Martini @ $17,562
- FI GUY 2 @ $17,184
- Formative Fortunes @ $15,983
- The Goblin Chief @ $15,371
- I The Corporate Slave @ $15,360 (PHP 761,515)
- Professor Tightwad @ $15,131
- Adventures in Frugal @ $15,000
- Early Retirement in UK @ $14,463 (£10,899)
- Miss Thrifty @ $14,340
- The Financial Tech @ $12,820 ($16,856 CAD)
- *NEW* Finance for Geek @ $12,207
- Money Prowess @ $10,380
- Four Pillar Freedom @ $9,279
- Financially Katie @ $9,081
- Cents to Joy @ $9,000
- Early Retirement - Journey to Financial Independence @ $8,497 (£5,880)
- Financial Diffraction @ $7,460 ($10,644 CAD)
- Smart Stat Life @ $7,318
- Million By 30 @ $5,277
- Nurse on Fire @ $4,146
- Red to Riches @ $3,486
- 17 to Financially Free @ $1,000
- Professional Girl on the Go @ $272
- Starting Negative @ (-) $1,740
- Burke Does @ (-) $3,967
- Finance Yo Self @ (-) $11,603
- Distilled Dollar @ (-) $15,595
- The Money Monster @ (-) $16,849
- The Lion's Shares @ (-) $21,475
- Stacking Dollars @ (-) $25,226
- Broke Girl Rehab @ (-) $27,811
- Finance Bard @ (-) $28,314
- Girl Meets Funds @ (-) $30,131
- The Yachtless @ (-) $34,607
- Millennial Money Probs @ (-) $47,828
- Debt Blag @ (-) $49,400
- Fit is the New Poor @ (-) $49,650
- German Frenchie @ (-) $54,659
- I Am Indebted @ (-) $56,600
- Beachgirl's Budget Blog @ (-) $59,621
- Future Proof MD @ (-) $63,253
- Jenny Decki @ (-) $67,000
- Double Debt Single Woman @ (-) $84,876
- Tight Fisted Miser @ (-) $86,062
- The Grown-Up PKMN Trainer @ (-) $98,801
- Old School Coinage @ (-) $123,446
- ZJThorne @ (-) $147,390
- *NEW* Debt Ascent (-) $147,484
- DIY Jahn @ (-) $186,613
- Fiscal Cricket @ (-) $227,000
- I, Vigilante @ (-) $366,583
- Red Two Green @ (-) $532,304
[Last updated: 2/8/17. Want to be included? Shoot us a note along w/ your latest update.]
Things to keep in perspective:
- Everyone has different ages above
- Some are calculating their family's net worth vs. their own
- Some are more anonymous than others, so they may leave out things
- Some include their houses, cars, even personal effects, while others ignore them all - even retirement accounts
- People live all over the place (and their cost of living is thus also all over the place)
- Everyone is in different stages of their lives
FYI: For those not familiar with calculating your net worth, the basic equation is the total of your assets (savings, investments property, etc) minus the total of your Liabilities (debts, loans, etc). The number left standing is your net worth. There are a handful of gray areas you'll see people discussing 'til the cows come home, but ultimately it's YOUR number so you track it however you wish. It's meant to give you an overall picture of how your finances are doing to keep you motivated and on track. If you're not tracking it yet, do start! (You don't have to tell anyone about it, unlike this post here ;))
Resources to help you track your net worth:
- CNN Net Worth Calculator -- A calculator that, umm... tells you your net worth. Which you can then compare to the average household median of $100,894 $68,828.
- PersonalCapital.com (free) -- Recommended and LOVED by tons of people. Shows snapshot of all your accounts in one place - with a focus on investments.
- Mint.com (free) -- Attach your accounts and it'll spit you out your worth, not to mention help keep track of all your income/expenses easily.
- My financial "snapshot" spreadsheet (free) -- This is what I personally use for both my net worth and my budget. I like to manually keep track for better accountability.
- A pen and paper (almost free) -- If you don't like online stuff, go old school!
- NetWorthShare.com -- A new (free) way to track your net worth via graphs by a guy who got tired of using NetWorthIQ.com when they stop maintaining it (and as it got overrun with spam). You'll see some other finance bloggers using it already as well.
- CelebrityNetWorth.com -- If you want to compare your net worth to celebrities ;)
Want *your* net worth included?
If you're a blogger and want your net worth included here, shoot me a note and I'll add you up :) I usually like to include everyone in this type of stuff (bloggers AND non-bloggers), but the point is to learn what, and how, others are doing with tracking their worth, so we need to be able to link to the page it's listed on with details. If you're a non-blogger but have a post written up and updated somewhere, do let us know and will happily include you! Also consider attending this year's financial blogger conference too! Such a great way to learn and network and just have an overall kick-ass time with your fellow money lovers/biz builders. You get a chance to hangout with me - J. Money - too ;) Here's a master list of the TOP financial bloggers in general too, powered by my boy Jeremy at ModestMoney.com. If you're not already on it, sign up! My goal is to eventually have all their net worths listed here - at least those who share it... Hope you guys find this helpful! ----------- UPDATE: If you're thinking of listing your own net worth on your site, please think about all the pros and cons before doing so first. I love a net worth more than anyone, but it can be different blogging anonymously than not. It may not be smart for everyone. Foreign currencies above converted to U.S. dollars. Here are what the abbreviations stand for: (CAD) = Canadian Dollars (£) = British Pounds (€) = Euros (AUD) = Australian Dollars (CHF) = Swiss Francs UPDATE II: Check out this cool analysis fellow blogger Mark did on all these net worth numbers here - including graphs. Pretty cool: Why 185 Bloggers Are Sharing Their Net Worth> [Photo/Doodles by J. Money. Feel free to steal and use, but please credit]