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LillyRobeson Jun 19th 2012 1:12 am

Is there a US equivalent to moneysaving expert?
 
Just wondering! I really miss Martin Lewis and his great tips.

TimNiceBut Jun 19th 2012 3:24 am

Re: Is there a US equivalent to moneysaving expert?
 
There are a couple of well-publicized "personal finance gurus" out here.

The ones that come to mind are Clark Howard, Suze Orman and Dave Ramsey. Clark Howard is on CNN, Suze Orman on MSNBC (?) on Saturday Night and at least Clark and Dave have podcasts you get for free.

Personally I prefer Clark Howard's advice, Dave Ramsey can get a little repetitive and I don't watch enough Suze Orman for a fully formed opinion. However what I've seen, I mostly agree with.

LillyRobeson Jun 19th 2012 3:43 am

Re: Is there a US equivalent to moneysaving expert?
 
Thanks! I was hoping for a great website like moneysavingexpert.com with all the great tips in one place, vouchers etc.

TimNiceBut Jun 19th 2012 3:50 am

Re: Is there a US equivalent to moneysaving expert?
 
Haven't found that sort of site yet, unfortunately.

nun Jun 19th 2012 11:40 am

Re: Is there a US equivalent to moneysaving expert?
 
There are lots

bankrate.com
bogleheads.org

dunroving Jul 2nd 2012 10:09 am

Re: Is there a US equivalent to moneysaving expert?
 
Isn't Motley Fool (Fool.com) something similar?

www.fool.com

TimNiceBut Jul 2nd 2012 1:28 pm

Re: Is there a US equivalent to moneysaving expert?
 
Motley Fool certainly has the sort of forums that might well act as a good substitute for the moneysavingexperts forums. Some of the content requires payment but I can't remember if that includes the forums or not.

Dan725 Jul 3rd 2012 7:16 pm

Re: Is there a US equivalent to moneysaving expert?
 

Originally Posted by nun (Post 10127160)
There are lots

bankrate.com
bogleheads.org

Yep, bankrate is the one I usually gravitate towards.


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