Investment sites of the BigList

Quicken.com

is well organized and has a wealth of material.

USA Today Money

- as only the USA Today folks can do it.

Internet Investor

from the Ziff Davis guys. Historical performance data, graphs, news, company info, etc.

The Street

is information on issues related to mutual funds and stocks. Also, they will sell you a newsletter that tells you how your money is being managed.

CNN's Investor Research Center

general news plus analyst reports on specific companies - bunch of other information

MoneyMinded

is investment information with a feminine slant. Stock info includes short description of company and graphic indicating recommendations to buy or sell

Mutual Funds Investor Advisor

Bloomberg

- investment and financial information.

DealBook - NY Times financial news. Very impressive coverage.

SmartMoney has a variety of information on the usual topics but also has market information on mutual funds and stocks. The site has gotten good press lately.

StockServer shows stock prices. Highlights big gainers and losers.

50 Suggestions on how to make the most of your money - from Money Magazine.

Money Chimp - a nice explanation of several investment issues like how to read financial statements, index funds, etc.

Roth IRA

Roth IRA's 101 - all about 'em.

CNN's Financial Page is very easy to read. Mostly news stories with some informative articles. Also in this vein, check out CBS's MarketWatch.

Thomson Investors Network 50 real-time quotes per month for free.

Internet World News has information and news about Internet companies including stock price data.

Zack's Investment Research supplies info, quotes, opinion, etc.

Money Talks "Updated frequently, its articles concentrate on "mutual funds, personal finance, the equities marketplace, the retail industry,interactive technology and the economy." One of the highlights of the site is Money-Go-Round (under features), a new weekly round table discussion (in RealAudio format) of Money Talks columnists."

Kiplinger's

Morningstar

Quote.com is good for options information.

Briefing.com is good for bond market information.

Investorama has some tutorials related to funds and stocks.

Investor Website

Annual Reports includes good info on how to read annual reports.

Money.com has company SEC filing info. It also has extensive information and advice on mortgages, leasing a car versus buying, retirement planning, etc.

FreeEDGAR is sponosored by the SEC and contains all of the filings that have been made by companies to the SEC. Be warned, these data are pretty thick.

Dun & Bradstreet's Companies Online Database has info on over 60,000 companies.

Corp Tech is a database of information on 50,000 companies.

Motley Fool is a forum for individual investors.

Wall Street Research Net has heavy duty research data for investors. Includes price histories for stocks and mutual funds.

Barron's information on trading activities.

Fidelity Investments

Moody's Investors Service - credit ratings, research and financial information for the capital markets.

Standard & Poor's Investor Services

Bank Rate Monitor includes home mortgage rates, ATM rates, credit card rates, home equity, loans, tips, info on credit cards, etc. Very extensive.

Fund Spot has information on mutual funds and other money vehicles such as Roth IRAs.

Investor Guide has a Q&A section, personal finance, tutorials, links, etc...

Invest Smart is a market simulation that lets you play with phony money.

CyberInvest has a large series of investing guides.

FinanCenter information on financing, mortgage rates, retirement calculators, advice, etc.

Hoover's has a pile of information on companies. Also has pretty good stock research, with a special section on IPO's. You can also search the Dow Jones Publications Library through this site for free.

Arm Chair Millionaire has advice on getting rich slow with risk-adverse methods.

Investor World

CNcurrency has some calculators, advice, and a test that show's how your childhood affects your attitude toward money.

Bonds, from the Bond Market Association, has basic info on bonds and the bond market. Pretty good reading for the beginner.

News.Com: Investor

Earnings Whispers gives a "whisper number" based on rumors and estimates.

Cyber Fraud has SEC info about avoiding investment scams.

Questions to Ask About Your Investment - again, from the SEC.

National American Securities Administrators Association has tips on how to spot cons and avoid fraud.

How to Find Information on Companies

Telemarketing Fraud Tips

Save Wealth has info on saving your money in categories like taxes, estate planning, retirement planning, etc.

Retirement Living TV is a companion site to the TV show. Lots of info on retirement, best places to live, financing, etc.

Rate.net has rates on mortgages and loans from 11,000 banking institutions.

Datek has stock quotes and financial news. Also can trade stock.

MarketWatch has stock quotes and financial news. Their charts are very good and are customizable.

RagingBull has news that may affect stocks. Also has a lot of message boards including message boards for each stock - in case you want to talk about your money.

SmartMoney lets you calculate how much your 401K is worth in salary (nice to know if you were to change jobs).

Vanguard has investment and financial planning advice on strategies for savings, retirement, allocating investments, and estate planning.

Brill's Mutual Fund Interactive has plenty of information on funds including info on managers.

Manhattan Analytics has plenty of information on funds like performance histories, management profiles, etc.

Money.York is a page full of sources of information on a user specified company.

Big Charts lets you create customized charts of stock activity.

Fortune magazine has a lot of useful and interesting material.

Get Rich Slowly

Annual Credit Report - free. No kidding. You get one free annually.

Mutual Fund Locator - sponsored by Money, you enter information that describes the kind of fund that you want and it finds it for you.

Stockpickr has data that helps you pick a stock. It collects advice from a number of sources.