other favorite financial website(s)?

[redduck]

I seem now only to go to Dory's website (as NO FEE BOARDS is all gone).
The question is: what other financial website(s) do you folks find helpful/interesting/thought-provoking?
Thanks.

 

[larry]

Fundalarm & marketwatch.com are my two other favorites.

 

[crazy connie]

http://www.irahelp.com (Ed Slotts is a noted specialist in IRA's)

http://www.fairmark.com (Fairmark Forum CPA & Tax Board)

These do not offer investing advice rather the fine and not so fine points of IRA's & Taxes.

 

[audreyh1]

www.morningstar.com

Audrey

 

[jazz4cash]

www.72t.net

 

[albundyz]

Vanguard diehards

http://www.diehards.org/

 

[heyyou]

besides those listed in several of the above posts:
Journal of Financial Planning archives
alturistfa.com reading room
indexuniverse.com
dfausa.com articles
efficientfrontier.com archives
Scott Burns new site, oamnetwork.com
Sunday Wall St. Journal for free Jonathan Clements articles and archives
local library to read many books with a good 20 page message that have an extra 200 pages

 

[LOL!]

How could we forget www.irs.gov?

 

[kumquat]

Try www financialwebring.com

Primarily Canadians there but great information

 

[crazy connie]

How could we forget www.irs.gov?

And EDGAR

 

[sgeeeee]

Here are a whole bunch of sites by topic:
http://www.golio.net/My_Homepage_Files/Page1.html

 

[uncledrz]

Since the question included "interesting" I'll include two others, not because I necessarily believe they are always reliable as, say Edgar is, but because they provide interesting ideas:

For cd/mm rates and credit card ideas:http://www.fatwallet.com/c/52/

For a discussion board on stocks which aren't always covered elsewhere:http://www.investorvillage.com/findboard.asp

 

[Craig]

www.bigcharts.com