I remember the days when I was a teenaged-college student who just moved out of my parents home. My parents had my bank account password and would deposit money whenever my account dipped, often sacrficing their own finances. Despite their selfless actions, I…
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New Student Loan Article in Detroit Free Press
This article discusses one of my favorite student loan topics, know what you owe – whether you are a college student or a graduate. The first step to getting out of or limiting student loan debt is knowing what you have or…
Continue reading...5 Smart Moves to Make Before Moving For Work
Moving to another state or even country for a job can be a big - and very expensive – hassle, but in today’s labor market many job seekers are willing to consider it. In a 2009 survey conducted by staffing firm…
Continue reading...Should You Be a Lifetime Renter?
In most of our parents’ books, buying a home was not only a stepping stone towards adulthood — it was the way to achieve long-term financial success. Not surprisingly, many 20-, 30- and even 40-somethings grew up with that message…
Continue reading...Your Kid’s College Loan: Who Should Foot The Bill?
Every parent would like to pay for their child’s education. However, not all can afford it. Your Kid’s College Loan: Who Should Foot The Bill? compares lending options available to both parents and students. This article was inspired by questions I’ve…
Continue reading...Prepare Teens for College with Back-to-School Budgeting Lessons
Once high schoolers go to college, they’ll manage their own money. And without the help of their relatives, what are the chances they will be prepared to do so? Less than half of all US states have personal finance…
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