MinuteBox is a website that helps you find the experts you are looking for. The site works in a very simple way. All you have to do is type in the field you are looking for an expert in. Relevant experts with a short biography will be displayed in the search results.

You can click on search results to view detailed information of each expert. This detailed information includes the biography they filled out, their LinkedIn profile, and their consultancy rates.

Similarly you can offer your expertise on particular topics on the site as well.

Features:

• A user-friendly web service.
• Lets you find experts on particular topics.
• Provides detailed information on experts along with consultancy rates.
• Lets you offer your expertise to others.
• Similar tools: Evisors, FutureAdvisor, Avvo and Schoolofeverything.

Check out MinuteBox @ www.minutebox.com (By Umar from AllThatIsApple)

As Google mentioned in its blog post, the tool offers you speed, trust and control. You don’t need to spend hours wading through all kinds of options that a non-finance guy hardly understands. It’s taking charge of your investments the Google way.

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Features

• Take financial decisions easily.
• Compare rates for saving and checking accounts, mortgages, credit cards etc.
• Currently US only.

Check out Google Advisor @ www.google.com/advisor/home (By Abhijeet from GT Mobiles)

Evisors is an expert and consultant marketplace, that provides professional advice on college admissions, related tests, careers, and various other fields in which a person could really use some useful suggestions. You can search for experts by entering the subject you want advice on e.g. admissions, essays, interviews, freelancing, etc. A list of experts is displayed along with their rating. Details of each expert and their consultancy prices are also provided with each result. You can click on an expert to be taken to their detailed page where their qualifications and other details are listed. You can then proceed to email them your question or schedule a consultancy telephone call.

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Features:

• A user-friendly web service.
• Helps find experts for professional advice.
• Focuses on advice regarding careers and college admissions.
• Information of each expert is provided including a rating, their consultancy prices, and qualifications.
• similar tools: FutureAdvisor, Avvo and BestInClass.

Check out Evisors @ www.evisors.com (by MOin from ThumbPress)

The site offers a unique reference point on identifying, preventing, and eliminating pests. On No More Pests you will find detailed articles written particularly for the website. From these articles you can learn about different pesticides and their effectiveness; different types of indoor and outdoor pests and what are they attracted to; pests that attack your plants; tips on getting ridding of pests; and tips on how to choose a pest controlling company and what to expect from it.

The site also has a monthly newsletter that you can subscribe to. This will help you stay updated on any new techniques to get rid of pests.

Features:

• Website where you can find how to get rid of pests.
• Contains a lot of information about pests.
• Helps you learn what causes pests and what can get rid of them.
• Provides tips and advice on going with a pest control company.
• Similar sites: GetRidOfThings, DayTipper and HowToCleanStuff.

Check out  NoMorePests @ www.nomorepests.co.uk

Once you synchronize your brokerage and retirement accounts to FutureAdvisor it tells you if you are on track to retire at your desired age and how your portfolio would fluctuate if market performance changes. You also get tips on how to diversify your portfolio, save money by investing in similar lower-fees mutual funds and build a portfolio customized to your exact needs. FutureAdvisor also lets you work out different scenarios for an early or late retirement.

Features:

• Get personal investment advice.
• Helps to optimize your investment portfolio.
• Get tips on asset allocation, cost savings and good investments.
• See an in-depth analysis and forecast based on your needs.
• Completely secure synchronization to your investment accounts.
• Get tips to retire early with smart investment strategies.

Visit FutureAdvisor at www.futureadvisor.com [Via LifeHacker]

You’ll find information about what to avoid, based on mistakes made by other users during their weddings. You’ll also be able to read individual experiences for different occasions related to the wedding and browse through the vendor listings for each occasion. If you have good/bad experiences with a vendor, you can also write reviews about them to help others. Moreover, you can keep track of your own wedding plans by keeping notes, tracking budget, adding time-lines and maintaining checklists.

Features:

• Get wedding related advice from dudes.
• Read about good/bad experiences and how to avoid messing up.
• Share your own experiences.
• Vendor listings for different occasions.
• Hundreds of tips for each occasion.
• Similar sites:  WeddingBook and MomentVille.

Visit DudeImGettingMarried @ www.dudeimgettingmarried.com

You can search or browse site content by category.  Each guide includes short set of facts on the subject and a set of tools and solutions most effective for the problem.

Most of the tips listed on the site are fun to read, contain funny pictures, humorous commentary and sarcasm.

Features:

• Get advice on how to get rid of things such as bugs, pests, smells and more.
• Browse guides by category or search with keywords.
• Similar websites: DayTipper and HowToCleanStuff.

Check out GetRidOfThings @ www.getridofthings.com

Avvo is an interactive portal where professional lawyers give you FREE personalized advice and answer your questions. In return, you rate the lawyer on how they did so other people know about them beforehand. You can also search and find lawyer ratings in your area, see their detailed profile including license information or any reported misconduct, and write a review if you have ever hired them.

Main features:

• Get free legal advice from professional lawyers.
• Free information guides about everyday legal issues.
• Search for lawyers by location, name or practice area.
• See detailed profile for each and every lawyer on Avvo.
• Rate the lawyers, endorse them and even write reviews.
• Go directly to the lawyer’s website or add them to your list.

Visit Avvo @ www.avvo.com (by Tehseen Baweja from RechargeYourMind.com)

From DayTipper website:

Every one of us is an expert on something. Chances are, through trial and error, hard work, or blind luck, you have learned something practical. Something that has helped make your life a little easier. It saved you time. It saved you money. Maybe it saved your marriage; maybe your life.

What you discovered is too helpful to keep to yourself. You want to share it. You think, “Others should benefit from this.” Now you can help others help themselves.

Tips are ranked by their usefulness rating (from 0 to 100%). Users may browse popular tips by category or overall, search by keywords, read and rate tips. Sign up to save favorite tips in account, leave comments and submit new tips.

Features:

• Huge collection of useful and practical tips submitted by users.
• Over 7500 published tips covering wide range of topics.
• Tips ranked by their usefulness rating.
• Browse popular tips by number of comments, staff picks and other criteria.
• Subscribe by email to receive best tips in your inbox twice a week.
• Register to save favorite tips, leave comments and submit your own tips.
• Similar website: TipJar, TipBin and TipsBase.

Check out DayTipper @ www.daytipper.com

You can search the site by car model or browse reviews by make, style, score or MPG. Car reviews can be sorted by critic credibility, review date and score given to the vehicle. Sources for car reviews include Car & Driver, MotorAuthority.com, Road & Truck, Cars.com, Automobile magazine, automobile sections of New York Times, Wall Street Journal and others.

Features:

• Find published car reviews and rankings.
• See the average vehicle score given to a new car by car critics.
• Search for make/model or browse reviewed cars by make, style, score and MPG.
• Sort reviews by critic credibility, review date and score given to the vehicle.
• Reviews are aggregated from online car publications such as Car and Driver,  MotorAuthority, Road & Truck, Cars.com, Automobile magazine, automobile sections of New York Times, Wall Street Journal and others.
• Clean interface and easy navigation.
• No registration or email needed.
• Other sites for car reviews: CarZen and PriceHub.

Check out MotorMouths @ www.motormouths.com