My guess, considering the economy, is that most of us made resolutions to save money in 2009. The library has many resources to help you do just that.

Recommended Books:

• Financial Peace Revisited– Dave Ramsey
• The Total Money Makeover–Dave Ramsey
• The Road to Wealth–Suze Orman

NetLibrary ebooks:

• The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Online Personal Finance– Bonnie Biafore
• The Personal Finance Calculator: How to Calculate the Most Important Financial Decisions in Your Life– Esme Faerber
• Conscious Spending for Couples: Seven Skills for Financial Harmony–Deborah Knuckey
• Your Financial Action Plan: 12 Simple Steps to Achieve Money Success–Cotter Cunningham

Journals:

We subscribe to Money magazine, which is also included in the Academic Onefile database.

Suggested Websites:

• Mymoney.gov. This site from the federal government contains many tips on various aspects of money management. There are also calculators that allow to plan for college.
• Money Management by Balance Track is a nice interactive tutorial that shows how to plan and save.
• Your bank’s website will often have many good resources, such as calculators for retirement or home buying. 

Hope these resources help. Let us know what works for you.