It's not exactly a web site recommendation, but there is a terrific personal finance program(me) on the BBC called Spendaholics. It's a makeover show, sort of in the style of What Not to Wear (which, for you Americans, was also originated by the geniuses at the BBC), but instead of making over someone's clothing style, someone's financial life is given an overhaul. Two experts, one a psychologist and one a 'lifestyle expert' take someone who is in deep dept and generally in a mess financially and tackles their problems to curb their spending, help them reduce debt, and refocus their lives. The focus is on young, single people who are in typical young single people jams (big credit card debts, living off their parents, spending way beyond their means, no budgeting skills, etc.)

A lot of the ideas would appeal to GTD-type people. They put a lot of emphasis on digging into (and resolving) the underlying reasons for overspending, defining goals, etc. The web site gives a general idea of what it's about (http://www.bbc.co.uk/bbcthree/tv/spendaholics).

I know the BBC spreads its programming all over the world in some format so I hope it makes it out there, or maybe the programming will be licensed and taken up by a U.S. company as many BBC shows have (What Not to Wear, Changing Rooms (Trading Spaces), Cash in the Attic, etc).