Personal Finance: The Best Websites

Bankrate.com

bankrate.com

The reference for consumer interest rates since 1976. Compare current mortgage, refinance, CD, savings and loan rates side by side, and use its calculators before making any borrowing decision.

Consumer Financial Protection Bureau

consumerfinance.gov

The federal consumer watchdog. File complaints against banks and lenders, and use its unbiased guides on mortgages, credit and debt collection.

Federal Reserve Education

federalreserveeducation.org

Free classroom and consumer resources from the Federal Reserve system: how money, banking, interest rates and the economy actually work, explained by the people who run the plumbing.

Fool.com

fool.com

The Motley Fool has published plain-spoken investing advice since 1993: stock research, retirement guidance and its well-known premium stock-picking services, all wrapped in the philosophy of buying great companies and holding them.

Forbes.com

forbes.com/money

Forbes' money section: investing, taxes, retirement and personal finance coverage backed by one of the oldest names in business journalism, plus its well-known advisor comparison guides.

How Not to Suck at Money

hntsam.com

Invesco QQQ's free financial education game: budgeting, credit and investing lessons taught through play, used by colleges and the official financial education program of the NCAA.

Kiplinger

kiplinger.com

Trusted personal finance journalism since 1920: retirement planning, tax strategy, investing guidance and the long-running Kiplinger letters, written for people managing their own money.

NerdWallet

nerdwallet.com

Comparisons and calculators for nearly every money decision: cards, banks, mortgages, insurance and investing. Clear, well-researched and free.

PayPal

paypal.com

PayPal remains the most widely accepted way to pay online without handing out your card number, with buyer protection on eligible purchases plus person-to-person payments through PayPal and Venmo.

Quicken Software

quicken.com

Quicken has tracked personal finances on the desktop since 1983 and remains the most complete tool for people who want their accounts, investments, bills and budget in one program they control, with Simplifi as its modern app sibling.

Ramsey Solutions (Dave Ramsey)

ramseysolutions.com

Dave Ramsey's home base: the Baby Steps debt-payoff method, budgeting tools, the EveryDollar app and one of the most listened-to personal finance shows in America. Opinionated, debt-averse and beloved by millions who got out of debt with it.

Rocket Money

rocketmoney.com

Finds and cancels subscriptions you forgot about, tracks spending and negotiates bills. A practical answer to money leaks.

Suze Orman

suzeorman.com

Suze Orman's official site: her books, podcast and signature advice on women and money, retirement readiness and knowing the difference between what you can and cannot afford.

USA.gov

usa.gov/consumer

The federal government's official consumer help portal: file complaints against companies, learn scam warning signs, and find the right agency for problems with purchases, credit and services.

YNAB (You Need A Budget)

ynab.com

A budgeting method and app with a devoted following. Give every dollar a job; users routinely report breaking the paycheck-to-paycheck cycle.

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