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Fundamentals of Financial Planning -
This online course was developed for consumers by Florida State University. Covers cash management, tax planning, insurance, investment planning, retirement planning, and estate planning. Includes tutorials, worksheets, and quizzes; this is a complete introductory course and well worth your investment in time.
HSA Insider - Everything you ever wanted to know about Health Savings Accounts (HSA).  These are the new, government authorized accounts that allow you to make tax deductible contributions into a savings account that can later be withdrawn tax-free in order to pay personal medical expenses.  Must be paired with an HSA-compliant insurance policy
Crash Course in Wills & Trusts - Michael T. Palermo has put together this excellent introduction to basic estate planning. Topics include: the probate process, trust basics, comparing living trusts and wills, and specialized trust and estate planning tools. This site serves equally well as a good first introduction or a refresher course. Introduction to Investments 
by Prof. William Goetzmann

This excellent online textbook covers all of the key elements of Modern Portfolio Theory and represents a first-class introduction to the subject for anyone who aspires to a deeper understanding of this important topic.
The Money Savvy Pig is a piggy bank divided into four compartments - save, spend, donate, and invest -  intended to help children learn that money involves choices. Also available is the Cash Cache Beginning Personal Finance Organizer for ages 11-16. This sturdy organizer is designed on the same interactive principals as the piggy bank which reinforce financial goal setting and making financial choices. A good tool for helping teenagers learn about credit cards is Visa Buxx, a Visa debit card that can be recharged via the Web (you might pay allowances into it, for example).  Parents and teens can track spending via the Web and parents can even program email alerts if purchases are made at locations selling items inappropriate for teens.