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Saving Money At College

What are some ways to save money and manage it while going to college?

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Renting Risks and How to Protect Yourself

Most people wouldn't imagine driving a car without insurance. After all,there's no telling what could happen tomorrow, a week from now, or in thenext five minutes. Yet thousands of students rent homes and apartments without even considering renter's insurance.

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Easy Ways to Get a Little Cash at College

If you are in need of a little extra cash fast try these simple tips. Collect pop cans and return them for deposit. Looking for an easier way to get some cash? Donate plasma. Take part in a psychological experiment.

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Turning Spenders Into Savers

My boyfriend and I have both just graduated and are moving on to school. We are both moving about a half an hour away, to the same town, and going to community college. I'm ready, he may not be.

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What Schools Should Teach About Credit: How to Help Your Teen Prepare for a Strong Financial Future

Our college-bound son just bought his first home at 21. He was able to buy a home for forty thousand under the appraised price, get a low interest rate, finance the closing costs, and pay no money down. How could he possibly do this? His credit score is over 700.

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Budgeting Help For a High School Senior

I'm a senior in high school, with less than 60 days until graduation. I've worked at a part time job for about 4 years and I have nothing to show for it. I seriously have not saved any money at ALL!

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Why The Rush To Use College Financial Aide?

Millions of Americans are balking at the high tax rate in our country. Their cry is to lower taxes by depleting government assisted funding for everything from social programs to education.

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What Students and Parents MUST Know about Student Loans

A student loan helps you get through college. Then you come out into a high-paying career. It's a great investment in your (or your sons/daughters) future.

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Interactive Budget Calculator for College Students

"Our budget calculator will help you determine your expenses and estimate your total available income. You will need to consider all of your resources and the total cost of your education. The budget calculator lists most of the important expenses and resources: tuition, books, and scholarships for example."

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Two Years at Community College

New college students should consider spending two years at a community college even if he/she has good grades and test scores. Check your local college, quite often, core requirements are transferable and much cheaper to obtain.

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