Identifying the bank accounts that best fit your needs
and then building and sticking to a budget are the backbones of good money management.
Managing credit wisely can be a student's greatest
challenge. In fact, in a research survey, University
Administrators across the nation said more students drop out
each year because of credit card debt than academic failure.
If you start saving $2,000 per year now and invest it well, you could be a millionaire by the time you're 65. Sounds pretty good, doesn't it?
Understand some of the basics of investing »
Back-to-School Budget
It seems like the school year just ended, but you’ll be back on campus before you know it. How do you plan to budget for all of your back-to-school expenses? Get Started! »
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There
are a lot of creative ways that you could make and save money, whether you’re still in school or just starting out on your own.
Get a dash of financial creativity »
At some point in your life, if you haven't already, you
will likely have to take out a loan. Picking the right one,
applying for it and managing its repayment are key financial
skills.
Almost 3 million young Americans, ages 18-29, were the victims of identity theft in 2006. That's roughly 1 every 12 seconds. Scary isn't it? You don't have to be one of those statistics.
Learn about identity theft and how to ensure you're safe »
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