The 20 best money Web sites
These sites have tools you can trust to help you make better money decisions.
Best Site: iTunes U
With the job market still sluggish, staying current in your field -- or adding new skills -- is especially important. Enter iTunes U. Not technically a Web site but rather a destination inside Apple's iTunes Store, it lets you download free materials ranging from finance lectures at Yale to interviews with Wharton faculty members.
Caveat: None of the lectures will earn you any credits -- but for mid-career folks, ideas can be as valuable as credentials.
Try this too: Academicearth.org has a smaller selection, but it's focused on top schools.
NEXT: 16. What's the best price I can get on a car?
With the job market still sluggish, staying current in your field -- or adding new skills -- is especially important. Enter iTunes U. Not technically a Web site but rather a destination inside Apple's iTunes Store, it lets you download free materials ranging from finance lectures at Yale to interviews with Wharton faculty members.
Caveat: None of the lectures will earn you any credits -- but for mid-career folks, ideas can be as valuable as credentials.
Try this too: Academicearth.org has a smaller selection, but it's focused on top schools.
NEXT: 16. What's the best price I can get on a car?
Last updated February 19 2010: 12:01 PM ET
Note: We didn't assess sites that deliver primarily news and information, such as WSJ.com or CNNMoney.com.