At Ask the Advisor, we love reading a good investment-related blog post. Recently, our interest in investing and blogging begged the question: which investing blogs have the biggest reach? With nowhere to turn to answer this question definitively, we thought it would be an interesting exercise to rank all of the blogs in the investment niche.

In ranking the most influential investing blogs, our goal was to show — using objective data from reliable sources — which blogs about investing are the most popular. To this end, we used data for these four metrics to calculate the rankings:

At Ask the Advisor, we enjoy keeping tabs on what other personal finance bloggers are saying. Recently, our interest in personal finance and blogging begged the question: which personal finance bloggers have the biggest reach? With nowhere to turn to answer this question definitively, we thought it would be an interesting exercise to rank all of the blogs in the personal finance blogosphere.

In ranking the most influential personal finance bloggers, our goal was to show — using objective data from reliable sources — which blogs about personal finance are the most popular. To this end, we used data for these four metrics to calculate the rankings:

How would you define "the golden years"? Most of us imagine long, relaxing days of retired living. After 50+ years of worrying about job stability, paying the bills, childrearing and other aspects of life, a senior should be able to find some peace in his/her sixth decade. However, achieving such a lifestyle takes some serious planning. Although most of us would like to believe that life as a senior is one that is completely worry-free, there are still quite a few financial loose ends to tie up before every afternoon can be devoted to the golf course. We would like you to enjoy your mature years, so we have compiled a list of 15 crucial money moves for seniors.

Many people are intimidated by the prospect of art investment, as a mental image is quickly conjured of stuffy auctions selling oil paintings for millions of dollars. Or, people imagine underground galleries where fashionable elitists use art-speak, fawning over bizarre, modern sculptures. While both of those atmospheres are alive and well, most investors delve into art because they simply admire it. If you aren't rich or hip, that doesn't mean you weren't meant for the art world. In fact, it can be a great way to diversify your investment portfolio.

Art investment is a viable way to earn money and, in many ways, it is less risky than paper assets. Although there must always be demand for your supply in order to turn a profit, the fickle stock market has little to no affect on