AnnualCreditReport.com
Did you know you can access your annual credit report for free? Access it through AnnualCreditReport.com to check for errors and set up fraud alerts if needed. You are entitled to one credit report free from each of the three credit reporting agencies once a year.
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB)
This US government agency exists to help ensure that financial companies treat consumers fairly. Access the site to learn about many topics related to finance, including what to consider when you get a loan, paying for college, and what your rights are with debt collectors. You can also submit complaints through the site, and browse public complaints about companies.
MyMoney.gov
Includes a wide range of tools and resources including (but not limited to) on-line calculators, budget worksheets, planning checklists, games for kids, help with making financial decisions around life events, lesson plans, tip sheets, and research.
Nerdwallet
Nerdwallet reviews credit cards, banking services, mortgages, insurance and investment products based on a number of factors, including interest rates, fees, and options for students. The site also provides comparison tools and information on financial basics, like how to build your credit and how to start saving.
Practical money skills
The Practical Money Skills program strives to link consumers, educators, banks and governments to the tools and resources they need, helping individuals and communities develop their money management skills. This site has games and tools to help you increase your everyday money skills.
