The Best Financial Websites

Possibly the most comprehensive budgeting website, Mint aggregates and links all of your accounts (checking, savings, credit cards, insurance, investments, student loans and even retirement accounts), lets you set up monthly budgets, create goals (like saving for a down payment on a house or paying off that credit card), and even looks for ways to save you more money by analyzing your credit card APR and what you spend the most money on.

Always forgetting when that bill is due? Manilla is the answer. It links utilities and other bills so you never miss a due date, and you can even add magazine subscriptions, loyalty reward programs and deal vouchers, like those from Groupon or Livingsocial.

If you've lent some money to a friend and don’t want to make things awkward, send them a reminder with this nifty tool. PayDivvy allows you to pay or collect money from friends and family and split group expenses (like those vacations or a big meal). It’s harder to ignore when it’s in black and white, no?

Never going to use that skydiving package for two you bought on a whim? Go to MyCabbage to sell it—fast! You can place deals up for sale, and also look for deals that expired before you could nab them. (And next time, save yourself the headache by not buying anything you won’t absolutely use!)

Stop overpaying for flights and hotel rooms, and keep track of all your frequent flyer miles, hotel and credit card points at AwardWallet. Download the app and stay on top of what you earn—hey, those miles are yours. Use them!

If you’re not comfortable linking your accounts online, BudgetTracker lets you manually input transactions and create a budget that works for you. You can input calendar reminders for bills and track your spending to find more money to save.

With everything from financial bootcamps (emails to motivate and teach on one specific topic, like retirement), to a budget creator, to articles on how to save and spend wisely, LearnVest is an all-in-one center for getting into financial shape.

If you're still struggling with student loan payments, try Tuition.io. It will create a better plan of attack, explain your loans, aggregate them and give you all the information you need—in one site.

Looking to build credit? Want to finally pay off that card? Bankrate details the best cards for every type of scenario, from low APRs to the best rewards programs. Make sure you’re not paying too much in finance charges: Transfer your balance to a lower APR card, and pay off your balance faster (and with less hassle).

If you're sick of getting 18 daily deal emails in your inbox, consider Yipit your new best friend. See daily deals from a number of sites, and filter by category, price, expiration and more. Bye-bye full inbox!