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Morningstar »
Find trusted analysis of stocks, mutual funds, exchange traded funds and markets. The site includes tools for analyzing portfolios as well as an extensive investor education section.

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    In partnership with the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, the Chicago Public Library offers financial literacy programs year-round to help Chicagoans understand the business of money, gain control of their finances and learn overall wealth management.

Helpful Websites

  1. FINRA – Investors »

    The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority provides a wealth of information for everyone from teens to seniors, including tips for saving for college and retirement. It also provides various financial calculators, as well as direct links to daily updated market data for stocks, bonds and mutual funds. In addition, investors may research the professional background of investment professionals and firms.

  2. Investopedia »

    Investopedia offers information specifically designed for investing beginners and above. This website provides a dictionary containing investment terms, acronyms and buzzwords. It also features a variety of articles, along with tutorials designed for the different levels of investor knowledge.

  3. The Investor’s Clearinghouse »

    The Investor’s Clearinghouse provides educational materials and non-commercial investment information for people of all ages. Topics include financial markets, scams, different types of investing and where to turn for help. Investor’s Clearinghouse is sponsored by the Alliance for Investor Education, which comprises a number of governmental, regulatory, professional and educational organizations.

  4. Kiplinger’s Personal Finance »

    Kiplinger has long been a mainstay for independent advice and education in the areas of investment and personal finance. This website offers current news, quotes, charts, company financials, SEC filings, investment tutorials and more. Premium services require paid subscriptions.

  5. Market Watch »

    An online product of Dow Jones, Market Watch offers commentary, TV and radio webcasts, and up-to-the-minute market data. Investment tools, such as a free portfolio tracker, are also available. Premium products are available for a fee. Big Charts is a companion service that offers free charts for stocks and market indexes.

  6. Yahoo! Finance »

    Yahoo! Finance is one of the most popular investor destinations on the web. This site offers access to current financial news, a market summary, and current quotes and historical prices for stocks, bonds, mutual funds, ETFs, options and currency. In addition to an investor education center, it also offers investment tools such as portfolio tracking and stock screeners. Premium services require a fee.