Finance Tips for Graduates
Here are some common financial mistakes and a little advice on how to avoid them.
Why Invest in College Savings?
How to pay for college? And who can benefit from this investment?
Money Tips for Graduates
With the end of the school year approaching, proud families and students alike will be preparing for a new generation of graduates to enter the workplace.
Millennials and Debt
The average Class of 2016 graduate has over $37,000 in student loan debt - up 6% from last year.
College Savings Plans
The person most likely to benefit from a college savings plan is obviously the child who goes to college. Keeping your child out of a bottomless pit of student loans is probably the best thing you could do for their finances.
College Grads and Financial Literacy
Unfortunately, college students are not well prepared for the real world financially speaking, because it is not taught.
Reasons to Invest in College Savings
Education is a gift that keeps on giving. College grads out earn people without degrees consistently and by a decent margin.
Retirement vs College Savings
Some people are faced with this very real decision - do you start saving for Little Johnny is college tuition, or do you focus on your own retirement first?
Finance Tips for New College Grads
Graduating college is a momentous life event that should be celebrated. It marks the end of a chapter, and the beginning of many new ones. It also marks the entry of many young adults into the workforce and new opportunities.
Financial Lessons for College Students
Almost 2 million students are expected to graduate this year, and according to some reports they will be entering a very positive job market. Along with many other freedoms graduates will experience once they end their school career, they will also have to manage their own finances, probably for the first time.