5 Ways to Save Money Abroad
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Ahh, you’ve finally walked the stage, grabbed your diploma and smiled for photos, college graduation can be a great time. What will you do when it’s finally over? Some people decide to move back home with their parents and are greeted with a rude awakening. After college, it’s time for you to take care of yourself and do what you can within your own power, don’t move home with your parents! Listed below are a few reasons why you shouldn’t do such a thing. […]
No matter how young you might feel, or how much you do not want to think about getting older, the fact remains that at some point in time you will be facing the age of retirement. If you have not made plans for your financial security at retirement age, you will find yourself living on the fringes of society, relying heavily on what little Social Security will be available for you. In order to prevent this scenario and guarantee a secure financial future, the easiest way to start saving for retirement is right after college. At Betterment, you will find all of the tools you need to start planning for your future today. […]
With the cost of a college education reaching record highs, it is no wonder that college graduates are burdened by huge amounts of debt. In addition to the high cost of living for most students, there is also the additional expenses associated with student loans. Ready For Zero has created a tool that will help recent graduates pay off their student loans in a timely manner and avoid the penalties that can occur as the result of non-payment. […]
Going to college can be expensive, as any college student (and their parents) can tell you. In addition to the cost of tuition and books, there are also the additional expenses of living away from home. Since most college students are on a strict budget, any tool that can be used to help students save money in college is useful. ReadyForZero has created an online tool for managing finances that will help students and/or their parents keep track of expenses and save money at the same time. […]
More than 37 million Americans who have taken out student loans to pay for their higher education now find themselves mired in debt during a slow economy where quality jobs are scarce. Here are 7 ways 20 somethings can save money to pay off student loans. […]