Students

College students face many hard financial decisions. As a young adult they need to figure out how to pay for college, earn some spending money, and still get a good education. This is a tall order for anyone, so it’s no wonder that many college students end up making some costly money mistakes.

As a new college student, you’re probably aware of the plentiful student credit card offers available to you. While it can certainly be beneficial to have a credit card, there are some things to consider first.

Establishing a credit history at a young age is an important step in building a strong credit report, but it can also be dangerous.

College students today are getting into more debt than ever, and it goes far beyond just student loans. Yes, student loans play a big role and can mean racking up tens of thousands of dollars in debt after college, but any students fall into the credit card trap. Credit cards are often pushed and promoted to college students, and with students...

For many college grads, the "real world" is about to become a lot more...real. Graduation is over, and you've had the summer to think about your next move. Now is the time to think about your future.

Marriage introduces changes in a new couple’s financial situation that will affect all aspects of their life together. Understanding how to navigate through these changes can be challenging, but planning ahead can allow you to build a strong financial foundation for your relationship.

The job hunt for a college graduate begins long before she gets the sheepskin in her hand. College is an excellent place to prepare for life in the real world and offers a significant amount of resources that college students should learn to take advantage of.

ven though the job market is beginning an economic upswing, there are still many unemployed workers in the US, and often simply not an adequate number of jobs to sustain the surplus pool of applicants.

It is never too early to start a budget, and the best time to keep track of where your money goes is in college.

Some teens want to work right out of the gate, but in many cases you’ll have to coax your teen into making money for themselves.. This can help...

After getting your college degree the fun is just beginning. You've now entered a new financial world that will take some getting used to.

College living is an exciting and challenging undertaking for most students. Moving away from mom and dad, living on your own and making decisions for yourself and having to manage your own finances are just a few of the roadblocks you will be facing.