Banks

The World Bank: The World Bank, which is a subsidiary of the United Nations, effectively manages and contributes money in the forms of low-interest loans to developing countries. It also maintains a substantial web presence, with references and information on most of the world.
Bank of America: Familiar Bank of America offers all the financial services generally available from American banks.
Wells Fargo: Wells Fargo offers an extensive website, complete with the availability of online banking for customers.
Deutsche Bank: The German national bank, one of the largest and strongest in the world, maintains this site in English
First Virtual Bank: First Virtual is an excellent way to shop on the internet. After you get an account, you simply spend electronic cash at approved "shops" which then f orward the purchase request to First Virtual. First Virtual queries you via email whether you agree to the transfer, and when you reply "yes", the payment is made. This system or something like it can truly bring commerce to the web.
Security First Network Bank: SFNB allows its account-holders full internet access to their accounts. Maintaining the same standards for security as regular banks, SFNB, taking advantage of reduced costs, offers more services for less, via the internet.

Mutual Funds

Smith Barney: Smith Barney offers daily stock exchange updates, and weekly updates to information on its mutual fund group. This page also has an IRA c alculator and some other neat tools.
NETworth: Many excellent funds (VERY GOOD!)
Dreyfus: Dreyfus family of mutual funds
Expert's Corner: Now that you're an expert, you can find all kinds of interesting information here
Investors' Resource Center: : Among other things, you can get free prospectuses on over 2900 funds
Strong Funds: Find out about the strongest funds in the industry
Mutual Funds Online: An excellent site for mutual fund research
Fidelity Investments: A large company which owns significant numbers of mutual funds
Kemper: Kemper funds
Vanguard: Vanguard funds

New York Stock Exchange (NYSE): The oldest (1792) and largest organized securities market in the United States. The Exchange itself does not buy, sell, own or set the prices of securities traded there.
National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotations (NASDAQ): An automated information network which provides brokers and dealers with price quotations on securities trader over-the-counter .
American Stock Exchange: The American Stock Exchange, though somewhat smaller and less well-known than NYSE, is still the scene of trading for many respected companies
Qualistream Stock Exchange Index: The Qualistream site offers information on stock exchanges worldwide. Find out who's trading what when.
S&P500 Index: This page will help you keep tabs on the S&P 500.
MIT Stock Quotes: MIT offers up-to-the-minute tracking of financial data, along with graphs of the recent performance of hundreds of stocks. The business schoo l there is heavily involved in research into the dynamics of the stock market.

Stockmaster: One of the most extensive web sites about the stock market. Track and analyze various different stocks.