Links
Education, General Reference
Yahoo! Finance has a huge collection of information, mostly gathered from other sources.
The New York Times is available online, for free.
(And you won't get ink all over your pants.)
Google News is amazing and wonderful, like all things Google.
If our own glossary doesn't have what you need, try the user-friendly dictionary at
Investopedia.com, or
Campbell R. Harvey's incredibly comprehensive
Hypertextual Finance Glossary.
The Investment FAQ offers well-written articles on many topics.
Wachowicz's Web World is a huge list of finance links.
You can find lots of basic educational material and helpful links at two nonprofit sites,
The American Association of Individual Investors and
The Alliance for Investor Education.
Magazine-style Sites
The Economist - International business and economics.
Forbes -
Personal finance and investing, and commentary on business, economics and politics.
HBS Working Knowledge -
High-powered articles from Harvard Business School.
Kiplinger -
Personal finance articles.
Smartmoney -
Articles and lots of very clever interactive gadgets.
Government Agencies
Securities and Exchange Commission
The SEC is committed to making the market reliable and protecting investors from abuses.
Their site has a lot of educational material.
The IRS
This site is so cute you might think you've gone to the wrong place; but it's them all right.
(Maybe they're trying to dispel that knock- on- the- door- at- midnight image; or maybe they're just messing with your head -- who knows?)
Online tax forms, and financial advice.
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