From CNN/Money Magazine this is a site with 23 lessons for everything from setting priorities to estate planning and retirement.

This site is geared for students in grades K - 12 and provides lessons and interactive tools to help understand Personal Finance topics. The tools are valuable no matter what stage in life you find yourself in!

Jump$mart is a non-profit focusing on Financial Literacy.

Developed by the Federal financial Literacy and Education Commission. Organized around five basic categories: Earn, Save, Protect, Borrow, and Spend.

Free reference tool for which offers a comprehensive index in the U.S. dedicated to banking/savings (deposits) information for consumers, and database of more than 14,000 federally insured banks and credit unions on which consumers can find detailed information.

An easy-to-read guide on financial literacy on the internet. Covers things like setting a budget, how to use credit responsibly, planning for retirement and much more.

A site geared toward young adults with various topics regarding budgeting, saving, borrowing, and more.