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Paying for college with no savings is still possible when you consider cutting back your discretionary costs, working part time, taking classes at community college and considering more affordable college options. Several financial aid resources are available for college students including FAFSA, state grants, and scholarship programs. Private student loans are an option to help …

Many students choose to work during their college years, either because they want to or because of financial need. When looking for jobs, you usually have two choices: work study vs non work study. Both options offer opportunities to earn income, but they differ in terms of who is eligible, where they are located, and …

You’ve graduated – Congratulations! Graduation day marks a major milestone in your journey toward adulthood. For the first time in your life, you’ll be truly independent and responsible for making your own decisions, personal and financial. The big question now is – what are you going to do with your college graduation money?  On graduating, …

The transition from high school to college is a big one. The thought of leaving home and being on your own for probably the first time is exciting, but with independence comes big responsibilities especially when it comes to making financial decisions. If you haven’t handled money independently before, it’s time to learn the basics …