The Best Retirement Blogs

October 27, 2008 RSS Feed Print

Technorati, the leading catalog and ranking site for blogs, has identified the 10 most authoritative blogs that include retirement as one of their key topics. Here's a highlight reel of what's on their minds.

First, a little geekspeak. Technorati's authority rankings measure how many times a blog is linked to from other Internet sites. This is how Google weights its searches as well, with the idea being that the most heavily linked sites represent a solid and relatively unbiased measure of popularity and value to users. The blogs have to be known to Technorati, so it is using the ranking system as some not-so-subtle pressure to get blogs to link to Technorati. And blogs work the system as well.

With that, here are the 10 and some of their current thoughts that deal with retirement directly or with topics of importance, such as finance and investments, spending, wellness, travel, and the like. The figure after each blog is its Technorati authority number. For some perspective, the most linked-to, or authoritative, blog is the Huffington Post, which recently had an authority number of 28,760.

Money Blue Book (1,049)

My Open Wallet (629)

Economic Policy Institute (586)

FiveCentNickel (532)

Blueprint for Financial Prosperity (531)

Frugal Dad (494)

My Money Blog (464)

Money Ning (447)

Moolanomy (398)

No Credit Needed (359)

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Lamar of CA 8:08PM October 12, 2011

Thanks for compiling this list Philip, it's very helpful to find these blogs in one place and better yet, get your expertise on which blogs out there are giving good info on the topics.

Danielle Perry of CA 2:49PM March 14, 2011

Research says that single women experience the most difficult transition into retirement. As a result, I became very concerned. As I approached my resignation day, I planned in detail and with humor how to meet many of my needs: emotional/social, physical,and spiritual. I decided to chronicle the transition in a blog which can be found at silverstep63.blogspot.com.

Carol Keenan of CA 11:19PM September 21, 2010

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