Good & Cheap Hosting for New Blog?

Personally, I am using Limitlesshost.com, I got lucky a month ago and found one of their promos for $24 per year for their Limitless plan, which for me is more than enough for now.
How is the speed? I'm using HostKoala for landing pages but their speed is trash. Ttfb is around a second and sometimes even plain html pages take 2-3 seconds to load. I'll move to another host within a couple of months.
 
How is the speed? I'm using HostKoala for landing pages but their speed is trash. Ttfb is around a second and sometimes even plain html pages take 2-3 seconds to load. I'll move to another host within a couple of months.
no idea as I have no sites at the moment, I only use them to host my email addresses...

But you can try their Very Small package for 50 cents a month, and if it delivers good speeds you can assume that their higher plans are at least as good :)
 
Connected with hosting I’d suggest SiteGround. It’s a bit more expensive than the cheapest options, but still affordable on the basic plan (often around €3–€5/month) and much more reliable in terms of performance and security.

Namecheap does have cheaper hosting, but in my experience sites hosted there get hacked quite often their security.
 
Here’s what works well for cheap WordPress hosting as a beginner: Hostinger is a popular low‑cost choice with fast servers and one‑click WordPress support. Bluehost and Namecheap’s EasyWP are beginner‑friendly and affordable too. SiteGround or DreamHost give a bit more reliability if you can stretch the budget.

Extremely cheap for no-content-heavy site, you may want to have a look at Hostkoala
 
What good and inexpensive/cheap hosting do you recommend for a new blog?

I read that moving your site from one hosting to another can damage your rankings, is that true?

I am a newbie with a low budget.
Hostinger and bluehost are both viable cheap options. When you move your hosting to a provider that has less speed than your current it can hurt the SEO of your site, since google ranks the sites with lower loading speed better.
 
You have a lot of options, Hostinger, Namecheap, or Bluehost, low cost and easy setup.

Moving hosting doesn’t hurt SEO if done properly. Faster hosting can even help a bit because of speed and uptime.
 
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