With an endless number of Web sites out there, how do you decide which ones to visit and which ones aren't worth your time? Regina Lewis, a Consumer Adviser for AOL, tells Rachael that a good Web site will "save you time, save you money and keep you more connected with other people."
Regina highlights three sites that will have you looking good for less, will help you find just the right car for you and your kids, and might even help you stick to that New Year's resolution to lose weight!

BagBorrowSteal.com

Want to carry the latest fashion trend but can't afford to spend hundreds or thousands of dollars on a purse? BagBorrowSteal.com lets you still be a diva ... but on a budget. For a monthly fee, you can "lease" the purse of your choice and then exchange it when you're ready for a new look. For a fraction of the price, you could be walking around with this season's latest Gucci or Louis Vuitton bag -- and then return it for a new look as often as you like!

Motherproof.com

Horse-power, rack-and-pinion steering, multi-point injection fuel system -- most new cars come full of selling points that aren't what your average mother is looking for. Motherproof.com has hundreds of car reviews by real-life moms who have test driven vehicles and researched the questions mother really want to know about cars, like "Will the sippy cups fit?", "Can I get the backseat down easily?" or "Are there spaces for Kleenex boxes for quick clean-ups?" It's like a Consumer Reports guide to cars, but written by moms for moms.

MyFoodPhone.com

Online food journals aren't new, but MyFoodPhone.com allows members to use their phones to take photos of their meals and e-mail them to the site. A nutritionist will track and analyze the food you eat and provide personalized feedback to help you eat healthier and meet your goals. They say a picture is worth a thousand words -- myfoodphone.com will let you know if it's more like a thousand calories!