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4 Important Money Management Tips for College Students

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/ October 10th, 2018 / No Comments
In 2017, the average student graduated already $40,000 in debt. That’s a large deficit to start your career with. Because of this, smart money management for college students is crucial. If you want to feel financially free, start working on it now. Here are 4 tips to help manage your money in college to avoid financial minefields. 1. Leverage Your Student Status Businesses and services alike often...

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College Grads: Tips for Landing Your Next Job

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/ June 8th, 2016 / No Comments
Graduating college is an amazing experience. After putting in lots of hard work studying and doing homework along with cramming for finals each semester, it feels amazing to finally walk across the stage and receive the degree you’ve been working toward for so many years. The only bittersweet part about graduating college is if you don’t have a job lined up and have very little or no prospects....

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Frugal Spring Break Ideas for College Students

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/ February 10th, 2016 / No Comments
Spring Break is always a great time for college students to zone out of study mode and take a break from the regular everyday grind of school. There are some students who would rather save money and stick around campus or go home, while others like to be a little more adventurous and travel. Regardless of your preference, there are quite a few frugal spring break ideas you can implement to make the...

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Side Jobs College Students Can Do From Their Dorm

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/ February 26th, 2015 / 2 Comments
Photo from Pinterest I firmly believe that everyone in college should have a side job, especially after their first year. As a student you may find it less stressful to study exclusively and finance your living expenses with student loans. But I can guarantee you one thing: You will immediately regret taking out loans for every day expenses when you graduate and discover the entirety of your debt from...

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