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Personal Finance: Organize, Manage, Research, and Invest Online

The Internet can streamline your ongoing personal finance tasks and keep you informed about changes and opportunities in the financial world that may affect you. There are tools for learning the basics, doing your banking online, and managing your budget, credit, and loans.
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Basics of personal finance

Money makes the world go round, but leaves many of us in the dark. Understanding the nuances of personal finance can help you to make good short- and long-term decisions. And whether you're a novice or financial sophisticate, there's plenty of information available in terms you'll understand.

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MyMoney is the U.S. government's financial education Web site. The site offers information on all areas of money management. You'll get basic knowledge and you'll learn about the federal agencies that deal with your concerns. You can also order a free tool kit or take the interactive quiz to see how money-savvy you already are.
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PracticalMoneySkills.com hits on all topics of financial education for kids, adults, and teachers. The site contains articles, advice, and links to financial education material. You can find ways to implement financial planning tools for kids in the classroom and for your family, and yourself, at home.
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BankRate.com lets you research and compare rates for various bank products such as mortgages, CDs, and home equity lines of credit. Click on a topic and learn about the essential factors to consider. Then, use the site to compare national rates.
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The American Financial Services Association Education Foundation is devoted to promoting awareness of personal financial responsibility through a variety of educational material. Click the "Publications" tab to download PDFs of pamphlets.
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