Sometimes you just need to have right at hand the right formula, or the exact definition, or to have a calculator that spares you from wasting time on boring computations. I'm going to present you the three websites that have been most useful for me.
The Financial terms dictionary provided by Investopedia.com is a great resource that provides precise definitions for hundreds of financial terms, together with many useful formulas. When you are confused about or unfamiliar with some concept, there's a good chance this dictionary can really help you solve your doubts.
financeformulas.net is incredibly useful when you quickly need to find out the right formula to compute some popular financial ratio or indicator. Formulas are divided into categories: general finance, banking, stocks/bonds, corporate finance, financial markets. It's definitely good to have this website in you browser's bookmarks.
Finally, buyupside.com features a lot of calculators and analyzers, provided by retired college professor and investor Richar A. Howard. The tools include calculators to compute compound interest rates, inflation rate, investment fees, and many more.
You can now find these three websites in the "Useful links" list on the right side of the blog.
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