Using Credit to Your Advantage
Too often financial advice is focused on one area or question, when it has larger consequences. Solving a problem is usually a good thing. Unfortunately, in the world of finance, one solution often leads to another problem or question. While it’s impossible to...
Young Adults and Consumerism
While it may not surprise you, one of the many financial challenges that young adults face is the desire for stuff. It’s also known as consumerism, which accurately describes this addiction because it describes the existence of young adults. They live to...
Earnings by Degree Received
Looking at the chart above, you may come to one conclusion: that it is best to get an advanced degree. After all, the average annual earnings for those with an advanced degree is $87,000. Compared to someone with just a bachelor’s degree, the difference in...
Four Tips For College
College campuses will be filling up in the next few weeks as classes soon begin. Regardless of what year you are, below are four tips to help navigate you through your college career. While they may not seem very important at the time, they have a profound effect on...
Do You Remember Your First Time?
I remember my first time. There was nothing else that I wanted except to be an adult. To be independent and responsible for my own life. Crossing this threshold is often a sign of stumbling into adulthood. I gave it some serious thought before I decided to take the...
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