Minyanville, the personal finance news site aimed at demystifying money, launched Tuesday a redesigned Web site that is cleaner and has fewer stories on its home page.
The site has also launched a social networking forum for investors and financial professionals. Users can build a profile and customize content based on their stock Watchlist, invite friends, blog and comment, discuss Minyanville articles and daily trading commentary, and build their network.
And there’s a kid’s area. Billed as the world’s first virtual financial community for kids, MinyanLand uses a combination of games and quizzes to teach young people the basics of earning, spending, saving and giving while having fun.
The site also includes subscription products, and a weekly cartoon show featuring Hoofy and Boo, a bull and a bear who provide commentary on business news.
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