• Money 101 --  A good site for beginners.  23 lessons covering the basic concepts of personal finance.  Includes glossaries and tests for each section.
• Yahoo! Finance Education --  Slanted more towards investing, but also includes information about debt management, real estate, and extensive glossaries.
  
• 360 Degrees of Financial Literacy --  Sponsored  by the American Institute of CPAs, this site addresses a broad range of financial topics, organized by both subject and life stage.
  
• Seven Baby Steps --  Simple tutorials on managing debt and getting started.  Part of DaveRamsey.com, it is more commercial than most of the other sites, but does provide some useful basic information.
  

Video Tutorials

• MoneyTrack --  Part of the CNN Money site.  Includes short videos on various personal finance topics.
  
• Khan Academy --  Tutorials on topics in personal finance and macroeconomics.  More in-depth than some of the other sites.
  

Personal Finance Books

• Yes, You Can Still Retire Comfortably (Ben Stein and Phil DeMuth, 2006) --  This is the book I give to people who want to know how to develop a comprehensive retirement plan.  Stein and DeMuth lay out a roadmap for future retirees of all age groups, and provide the numbers on how much to save based on your current assets, income, and years to retirement.
  
• The Only Investment Guide You’ll Ever Need (Andrew Tobias, 2011) --  An easy read of investing and personal finance advice from one of the industry icons.
• Navigating the Retirement Maze (Gagliardi, 2014?) --  In the works.  Watch for this around year-end.

Financial Calculators and Tools

• Bankrate.com --  A thorough range of financial calculators, as well as current information on loan and deposit rates nationwide.
• Smart About Money --  Includes articles, budgeting tools, calculators, and a resource library, all on the subject of personal finance.
  
• Practical Money Skills for Life --  Includes a range of articles, games, apps, and calculators.