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With the price of college still on an upward trajectory, families are looking for ways to make higher education affordable. According to “How America Pays for College,” a report by Sallie Mae, the average American family spent $23,757 on college costs in 2017. Besides taking a student job, which at least 76% the students surveyed reported … Continue reading “Attend College for Less Money”

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The new year is just around the corner, making it the perfect time to make a resolution to save more money. These five tips will help you trim spending, beef up savings, and reduce stress. 1. Pay it off Make paying off your credit cards a priority. Let’s say you have a $2,000 balance at 18% … Continue reading “Start 2018 With Savings”

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Yes, New Year’s resolutions are a month off, but it’s never too early to get your finances healthy! Your finances, and the decisions you make about them, change over time. They are different from your friends’ or your parents’ finances. Still, some broad guidelines can help you get a handle on your financial plans. * On average, … Continue reading “Financial Fitness Can Be Yours”

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For many college students money is tight, but there’s still great ways to save! Here are some simple ideas: BUDGET The first thing is to plan a budget ahead of time. It’s smart to create a spending plan so you know where and how you’re spending your money. If you don’t know where your money is … Continue reading “Saving as a College Student”

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