A variety of web sites have been reviewed for their relevance, and links to these sites are provided below:
Consumer Gateway


Date reviewed:
  Summer 1999

Government Web Site
Advertising:--No

This site is a gateway for consumers to access consumer information from all federal agencies on an extensive list of topics--not just money.  There is a special section just for kids.

ThinkQuest Junior


Date reviewed:
  Summer 1999

Nonprofit Web Site
Advertising:--No

This site deals with incorporating and improving math and thinking skills with a multitude of everyday problems.
Learn2.com


Date reviewed:
  Summer 1999

Commercial Web Site
Advertising:--Yes

This site is an online resource for the do-it-yourselfer.  It has a section on business and money.  This site will even tell you how to stop raccoons!
Consumer Information Center, Pueblo, Colorado


Date reviewed:
  Summer 1999

Government Web Site
Advertising:--No

This site contains a wide variety of topics of interest to consumers, such as cars, children, food, money, health, education, small business, etc.  A sub-site of this site--the Consumer Information Handbook--is of special note.  This online handbook contains consumer tips and advice, as well as a resource directory of contacts.
National Endowment for Financial Education


Date reviewed:
  Summer 1999

Nonprofit Web Site
Advertising:--No

This site primarily provides information about NEFE's educational programs and courses; however, the site also includes educational articles on estate planning, insurance, retirement, investments, taxes and general personal finance.
Quicken


Date reviewed:
  Summer 1999

Commercial Web Site
Advertising:--Yes

This site has lots of information to help individuals improve/increase financial management.  It also has interactive tools for helping with debt reduction, retirement planning, etc.

The Wall Street Journal


Date reviewed:
  Summer 1999

Commercial Web Site
Advertising:--Yes

You can sign up for a free two week trial subscription to the online edition of the Wall Street Journal called the Interactive Journal.  After the trial period there is cost.  With a subscription you also get Barron's Online.  The reviewer did not sign up for the two week trial subscription.
Healthfinder


Date reviewed:
  Summer 1999

Government Web Site
Advertising:--No

This web site is an online resource for information on various aspects of one's health.
The National Foundation for Consumer Credit (NFCC)


Date reviewed:
  Summer 1999

Nonprofit Web Site
Advertising:--No

This site provides information on locating NFCC offices, obtaining credit reports, bankruptcy information, frequently asked questions, etc.  It includes a financial status quiz and information on educational programs offered.

How were these sites reviewed?

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