Jon Fortman is one of them. Four years ago, when the Fort Worth resident decided to take greater control over his finances, surfing the Web was simple. He started by visiting discount broker Charles Schwab's Web site . Then he headed to CBS MarketWatch , where he tracked the market. Fortman would much prefer to visit one megasite to handle all of his money management.
None exists yet, but some are getting close.
Yodlee allows him to keep track of his dozen bank, brokerage, credit card, and mutual fund accounts. He now says he can check his accounts in a quarter of the time it took before. Like Yodlee, Quicken's site lets you combine and manage your financial accounts. And you can research stocks and mutual funds at the site's investing section. The wealth of information alone isn't the real draw of the Web.