Money Matters

This website from the North American Securities Administrators Association (NASAA) provides information about investing and saving, investor alerts, and fraud prevention advice. You can also check license information for a broker or an investment adviser.

Learn how to invest, read investing advice from many different experts, follow the 13 steps to investing or investing for retirement and keep a watchlist of stocks and mutual funds at the Motley Fool website.

View the listings or look up symbols for products traded on the New York Stock Exchange. See a ticker of the most active stocks and find blogs discussing the exchange.

Get up-to-date information about the financial resources and options available during the Coronavirus pandemic.

Order a free copy of your credit report, once every 12 months, from each of the credit reporting companies: Experian, Equifax, and TransUnion.

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) provides information for consumers about money, credit, scams, and much more. You can also file a consumer complaint or register for the Do Not Call list.

Use this website from the FTC to report identity theft and learn about resources to help you recover from identity theft.

Learn about Social Security benefits and how to apply for benefits. Use the benefits planners and calculators to estimate benefit amounts. Free forms and many services are available online.

As a financial educator, tap into these free resources and teach your clients how to manage their money.

Enhance your financial classroom with these free publications.

SaveAndInvest.Org offers unbiased financial literacy tools to military families, young adults, and others using the videos, websites, curriculum, and other materials from FINRA Investor Education Foundation.