It's never too early to start thinking about finances. CollRich.co.uk list of financial links below takes you to sites that tell you about everything you need to know about your money. We cover pensions, investment, setting up your own business, getting funding and what to do if you become unemployed or are made redundant. We'll be adding to this page continuously and if there's anything you think we have missing, please email us at

Bloomberg LP
Comprehensive coverage of financial markets in the United States and around the world; audio and video interviews with market experts; coverage of the wine, cigar, and art industries.

The Enterprise Zone
Advice and help for financing, setting up and running a business.

Federation of Small Businesses
Help for the Small Business, including getting onto the web and getting your clients to pay on time!

The Financial Times
The Pink paper

Forbes
The online magazine for investors

Insolvency.co.uk
The UK Bankruptcy & Insolvency web site

The NASDAQ Stock Market
The US-based technology stock market

LIFFE
London International Financial Futures and Options Exchange

Day Trading
Charles Schwab and Interactive Investor
For aspiring day-traders.

The London Stock Exchange
Find out what's occuring at Europe's financial capital.

Moneyworld UK
Personal Finance in the United Kingdom. Find out about stock investing, pensions and mortgages.

The British Venture Capitalist Association
If your business is in need of funding, find out the best VC's to approach

The Complete Guide to ISAs
Individual Savings Accounts are a good way of saving and avoiding tax on money held within them.

Thisismoney.co.uk
"Financial portal" providing all kinds of information including advice on mortgages, pensions, insurance, taxes and shares. Run by the same people that do the Daily Mail and the London Evening Standard.

Inland Revenue
Get tax info straight from the horses mouth or instead, try this site from the Inland Revenue.

Companies House
You 'll have to deal with Companies House if you ever want to set up your own limited or public company. As well as dealing with the registration and provision of company information, they also provide guidance and help on a range of corporate issues.

The Treasury
News, views and mostly, parsimony from Her Majesty's Treasury.

The Motley Fool
The funniest (and therefore most interesting) money site that we've found. The Motley Fool provides the same information as most of the other financial portals but with a humourous side. Particularly cool is the Double-Speak Dictionary which deciphers the weasel words of even the most tongue-tied of your investment advisers. Also, we like saying the word "FOOL" like Mr T used to.