The following are links to related information.

Important information to know:

• How to find your hidden money
• Ten free must-have consumer security tools to help keep hackers at bay
• GetHuman.com - how to reach a human with customer service at most companies
• FamilyWatchDog Web site developed by John Walsh (America's Most Wanted) identifies criminals (especially sex offenders) that live in your neighborhood
• Customer-service executives that can resolve your travel problems
• Don't get faked out by bogus charities
• Do NOT dial area codes 809, 284 or 876
• The latest scams - 14 Halloween financial horror stories
• For Baby Boomers and older, sharpen your brain with games and puzzles from AARP or learn some information from the Alzheimer's Association
• How to be a safe Internet user
• Who's guarding your data in the cybervault?
• Three ways to protect your good name
• Hello, sucker (think scams happen only to other people?)
• Don't cash that check! It's a scam
• When they say free, it often comes with a fee
• Don't hand your house to a thief (three scams)
• National DO NOT CALL registry will reduce the number of sales calls you get
• Artists against 419 has a list of FAKE banks, lotteries and companies that operate on the Internet
• Identity theft resource center
• Identity theft and identity fraud (pdf file)
• Check missingmoney.com to see if there is any unclaimed money for you or your family members. For savings bonds, you can visit Treasury Hunt.

Miscellaneous links :

• Consumer Reports identifies the best security software (includes recommendations, ratings and the best free software)
• Americans work four months to pay this year's taxes (factor in your state)
• Your 5-minute guide to banking
• Ever wonder what it cost to own a McDonald's or some other franchise? Want to know what franchises have a real future?
• Read the front page of 368 daily newspapers from across the country and around the world
• A great resource for legal information concerning lots of topics, including various aspects of financial and estate planning
• Google Maps shows you a location quicker, and includes satellite images. Zoom-in to see the street names. Just type your street address and zip code in the search box.
• Breathtaking photographs and an inspiring message
• Teach your children about finances
• Ever wonder how much you pay in gasoline taxes
• Tax Freedom Day for 2005 was April 17th
• Print your own calendar

You might also want to check out our fun Web links that include games, photographs, quizzes, and other interesting items. We also have a page of Web links to honor our military heroes, those men and women who proudly serve in our armed forces and defend our freedom on a daily basis.