A guide to modern banking for people who would rather not take an economics class before visiting the ATM.
Bankiea$e suggests: A few tools to help you with banking
Don't just sit there! Try a few of these resources to learn more about banking, finance, money, and spending.
Marketplace: a production of APM that puts most banking/finance issues in layman's terms. All of the broadcasts are well-paced, informative, and fun. They are available through many podcast sites (including iTunes) but for more on the show, go to http://marketplace.publicradio.org/
Fast Company: don't be fooled by words like "entrepreneurship"... FC looks like it's for business owners, but it's an easy to read, bright, fast, and colorful magazine/website for anybody. FC looks at trends, including ones in smaller or non-profit ventures. Networking tips, marketing strategies, and quick breakdowns of need-to-know topics abound. To see more go to: http://www.fastcompany.com/
CNN/Money: It sounds more boring than a "60 Minutes" marathon... but the combination of news organization CNN and stodgy magazines Money and Fortune actually works. Where else can you find out about the short supply of hand sanitizer? Or the biggest mistakes of the 40 under 40? To find those stories and others, go to http://money.cnn.com/
Federal Trade Commision: A government website that actually has some great content! http://www.ftc.gov/