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The Web is loaded with excellent finance sites, most of which are free. The following happen to be our overall favorites, regardless of the primary emphasis of the site. Most of the financial sites on the Web are informative. These sites have been singled out because of the manner in which they present or interpret that information. Some, like Yahoo! Finance, focus on organization of information and ease of use, while others, such as TheStreet.com and Motley Fool, focus on commentary and presenting information in an entertaining fashion.
Yahoo! Finance
This is one of the most popular financial sites on the web due in large part to
the site's easy to use format for researching stocks and tracking portfolios.
Most financial sites now model many of the features on their sites to the
features developed by Yahoo! If you want easy access to financial information,
you can't beat this site.
TheStreet.com
Anyone who has seen James Cramer on CNBC knows or has heard about this site.
Bottom line -- the site lives up to the hype! This Web-Zine provides excellent
news and commentary about investing and trading (and the differences between the
two!). Cramer's articles chronicling his life as a trader and his views on
markets and trading are consistently entertaining, blunt and instructive. Herb
Greenberg and the many other columnists on this site present a wide variety of
excellent commentaries and analysis. This site also has many of the features
that web users would expect from a finance site - such as quotes (including real
time quotes) and portfolio tracking. Unfortunately, most of their content is no
longer free. You now have to subscribe to RealMoney.com to get access to Cramer
and most of the commentary.
USA Today - Money
Great resource for news in the personal finance area.
Financial Times
This respected financial newspaper has an incredible web site loaded with information. It offers a useful resource for daily news and for in depth analysis. It also offers excellent coverage of international business news.
Mint.com
Free online tools to manage your money.
Google Finance
Simple is sometimes better.
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