Identifying the bank accounts that best fit your needs
and then building and sticking to a budget are the backbones of good money management.
Managing credit wisely can be a student's greatest
challenge. In fact, in a research survey, University
Administrators across the nation said more students drop out
each year because of credit card debt than academic failure.
If you start saving $2,000 per year now and invest it well, you could be a millionaire by the time you're 65. Sounds pretty good, doesn't it?
Understand some of the basics of investing »
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You don't have to leave home to have a great vacation. There are plenty of inexpensive ways to have fun in your own backyard.
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There
are a lot of creative ways that you could make and save money, whether you’re still in school or just starting out on your own.
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At some point in your life, if you haven't already, you
will likely have to take out a loan. Picking the right one,
applying for it and managing its repayment are key financial
skills.
Almost 3 million young Americans, ages 18-29, were the victims of identity theft in 2006. That's roughly 1 every 12 seconds. Scary isn't it? You don't have to be one of those statistics.
Learn about identity theft and how to ensure you're safe »
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