Where can I find the current market rate and the current risk free rate?
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Market rate for what?  You also didn't specify the duration for the risk-free rate, but all of them are found here: http://finance.yahoo.com/bonds/composite_bond_rates
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You can get them on Yahoo! Finance.\n\nEnter the stock symbol, then choose "Key Statistics."
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St Louis Fed keeps a large database. Although it does not have (as I remember "money market" rates, it does have rates for TBills, which is a very good proxy)\nhttp://research.stlouisfed.org/fred2/categories/22/51\nAnother source for seeking economical and financial data is\nhttp://www.economy.com/freelunch/default.asp
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Go to www.firstgov.gov, use the link to the treasury dept and download the savings bond wizard.  You can then enter each one and it will give the value.
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www.bankrate.com\nwww.bobrinker.com\nwww.fedality.com\nwww.vanguard.com
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You can get the current constituents from the London Stock Exchange, and you can get loads of data for each of the constituents from Yahoo finance.\n\nhttp://www.londonstockexchange.com/
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You can find all that on their most recent SEC filing. \n\nYou can find a linkk to the SEC on:\n\nhttp://www.advancedwealthsolutions.com\n\nGood luck!
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http://www.currencytradegroup.com
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take historical closing prices from the stock you want to calculate the beta depending on your time frame of work. then take the historical closing price of the S&P 500 in the same period. Download it to a spreadsheet or excel.\nCalculatethe daily return (price 2-price 1)/price 1 on the stock and the S&P. Go to excel and execute a linear regression between the two subset of values.\nVoila you will have a equation stock return = alpha + beta(s&p return).\n\nIf you want to make it more complicated you can go to the CPM model and use the risk-free interest rate, but there is little use about it. At the end, you believe whatever Valueline, bloomberg is telling you.
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You can get that info from Yahoo Finance, linked below
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The treasury site is here:  http://www.publicdebt.treas.gov/\nThere are calculators linked on the site that tell you how much they're worth and the current interest rate.
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Yahoo finance.  Got to bonds/rates
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AVG and Advest\ngo to download.com to get them for free
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finance.yahoo.com  \n\nGet a quote for the Dow and then click on historical prices.
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go to yahoo finance, then look at the 5 year chart and look for splits. other wise go to one of the sub categories on the left until you fine " last split" and it will show the date
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go to www.bankrate.com.
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The easiest and least inexpensive way is to use one of the various financial sites that monitor the market.  They all offer some form of portfolio tracker.  All you have to do is enter the ticker symbol and they will virtually do the rest.  If you check it on a daily basis, as long as you've calculated the mean purchase price, the portfolio tracker will give you your daily value.\n\nExcel is even a greater tool if you want to do graphical functions because it gives you a greater control of formulas and numerical values.