For general audience

Do you think tiny details may have been left out of history texts? Do you wonder if American education has been deliberately dumbed down?

This is a conservative (truly, not neocon) viewpoint of the Federal Reserve system. Provides needed balance to the rah-rah official sites.

Teachable, testable, factoids presented in a 'don't worry, be happy' format for grades 6-12. There's a 14-minute video on the site as well.

There is a dot-gov in the URL but... If you read this site and decide it's too complicated to understand, surely that is the intent.

Two things: the jaw-dropping extent of the problem, and the contrast between actual news and the superficial fluff we usually get here in the U.S.

You can interpret this video as a commercial for MyRichUncle.com, but it explains how students and parents have been cheated by financial aid offices for years.

This informative page spells out your rights to your own credit reports and explains procedures to correct misinformation and out-dated information.

Read this article thoroughly to understand why you must stay on top of your credit rating and move heaven and earth to correct and improve it.

When dealing with the whole subject of credit cards, the more information you can access, the better.

Selection of ads poking fun at the differences between banks and credit unions.