Best Personal Finance websites?

[PookDo]

I'm doing everything I can to learn more about personal finance.Besides here what are the best sites?

 

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[CEBenz]

Honestly, if you haven't read MJ's book do that. It'll help you to spot slowlane methodologies when you're reading them. They make good back up plans. Otherwise, I'd find a used David Bach book (the automatic millionaire or something) and use it. Some of the principles can be used well once you hit the fastlane to make sure you stay in the fastlane without getting a flat tire (running out of money). Book can probably be found on amazon or at half price books. You could also go through the yahoo stuff and use it, but frankly, I find a book easier to digest.

 

[SKM430]

+1 to what CEBenz said. I feel like I have wasted so much money on books about personal finance and investing and numerous biographies of now successful people (although I did learn quite a bit from a few of these) there are always just a standard of books you would want. MJ's book is 1. For Investing I definitely suggest The Intelligent Investor. and after that focus on your interests and research the LEGIT books in said area of interest.

 

[spryd]

I'll admit that I haven't read MJ's book yet. But I have read a bunch of others, including almost all of Robert Kyosaki's Rich Dad series as well as 4-hour workweek by Tim Ferris. There's a site I frequent though at http://mint.com to track my personal finances. It allows me to setup budgets and track my spending accurately while integrating with my online bank accounts. I love it and it has allowed me to get a handle on my (over) spending habits, so while it doesn't seem necessarily like what you're looking for, it likely wouldn't hurt.

 

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[CEBenz]

For Investing I definitely suggest The Intelligent Investor.

Oh how I've tried to read that book. Dear god is it dry. The only book I can think of that's drier is Think and Grow Rich.

 

[kvrich21]

I have also read "The 4 Hour Work Week" and i enjoyed it. I am currently half way through MJ's book and love it as well. For investments I found a good book to be "The Investment Answer" it is a short read only 80 or so pages. Real basic on keeping a good investment portfolio.