• America Saves: (Consumer Federation of America) 
  Organization dedicated to providing free financial tools, services for saving and resources in an effort to advance the financial literacy of Americans.
  
  
• Choose to Save:  Education Program (Employee Benefit Research Institute)
  Includes calculators on: Credit Cards, Auto, Home Mortgage, and Home Equity.
  
  
• Consumer's Guide to Credit Cards (Federal Reserve Board)
  Provides a basic guide to navigating the credit card process. Includes "What You Need to Know: New Credit Card Rules"
  
  
• Credit Card Debt Resource Center 
  Assists consumers looking for answers on topics related to revolving credit card debt with a variety of resources including basic credit card debt information, glossary terms, calculators that help formulate and implement a budget that will most effectively reduce debt, and state guides that give information on credit card debt. 
  
  
• Credit, Loans, & Debt (AARP)
  Offers many resources on Credit, Loans, and Debt including calculators. It contains sections on in the Spotlight news, Editors picks, and From the Experts. 
  
  
• Credit and Loans (Federal Trade Commission)
  Provides resources to help you become a more savvy consumer. 
  
  
• CreditSmart Curriculum (FreddieMac)
  Downloadable curriculum "CreditSmart: Understand, Build, and Maintain Better Credit. Avoiding Credit Traps, Becoming a Homeowner, and much more. 
  
  
• Credit Wise Cats (Take Charge America) 
  Provides educational resources to help consumers achieve financial success:  Managing Credit, Investing, Avoiding Bankruptcy, and a Roadmap to Financial Success. 
  
  
• Financial Literacy Quizzes: (State of California)
  Financial Literacy is the ability to read, analyze, manage, and communicate about the personal financial conditions that affect material well-being.
  
  
• Financial Security: Consumer Credit (eXtension) 
  Includes information about Bankruptcy, Credit Scores, How to Get Out of Debt, How to Select a Credit Card, and much more. 
  
  
• Institute for Financial Literacy
  Includes various programs and partnerships on financial literacy. Other information includes resources, support and media and bankruptcy-related services. 
  
  
• MyMoney.gov is the U.S. government's website dedicated to teaching all Americans the basics about financial education. 
  
  
• National Endowment for Financial Education (NEFE) 
  Provides information on credit and debt, tips to keep that credit record sparkling, are you a credit user or abuser, and much more. 
  
  
• Personal Financial Education (Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis)
  Offers a variety of resources on loans and credit, home mortgages, interest rates, consumer protection, and banking. Also "There's a lot to Learn About Money: You Can Take Charge of Your Financial Future."