I’ve scoured the web and found some interesting tools that you can use in your daily personal finance lives. This is not a complete list by any means…

Here are the highlights:

1. Netvibes Finance Modules - If you haven’t heard of Netvibes, you’ve been missing a really unique piece of the web. It actually works for any type of feed, but some people have created a set of pretty cool modules to help you for your everyday personal finance. Aside from the face that you can subscribe to my blog about personal finance, you can also add a whole bunch of financial modules, including currency calculators, stock quotes, indices, etc… Check it out!

2. Kiplinger Tools - Kiplinger has a whole host of tools that you can use for your everyday needs. These cover some popular areas, like stocks, real estate, taxes, and retirement. It’ll get boring after a while, but scenario analysis is really the key. Shoot for $20mm!

3. MarketWatch MarketPerception & The Motley Fool Caps - Both these services let users comment, predict, and sway overall opinion. It seems like these systems can be gamed, but definitely worth a look.

4. Yahoo Finance & Google Finance - Yahoo is the granddaddy of the financial category and certainly has the most info. On the other hand, Google wins with its pleasant and eye catching design, user interface, and overall brand.

Enjoy!