I do wish to have an SSL secured website.
You'll need a certificate. Cost you some bucks if you want an
"official" one.
Not as much if you use something like freessl.com
If you don't mind making your users accept an "untrusted" certificate (and by untrusted I mean one that hasn't been verified by one of the big signing corporations), you can simply generate your own. I got my certificate from cacert.org, just for the sake of simplicity.
cacert.org is very worthwhile in my opinion!
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