Personal Finance for College Students and New Graduates
From the monthly archives:
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Ramit from I Will Teach You To Be Rich posted this photo with comments on ridiculous credit card offers. I decided to look into it and the two credit cards Wal-Mart offers:
Here’s the fine print:
Benefits for [...]
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Making a budget that saves money and still gives you room to breathe is not impossible. If you can follow the next seven steps then you can improve your finances within a month.
Photo Credit: Maui ʻāina
Track what you spend in two weeks. It’s hard to cut back if you don’t what your weak points are, [...]
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Plonkee, a witty British blogger, is hosting the Carnival of Personal Finance this week. Here are my personal favorites from the carnival. There are so many posts, I’m sure you’ll find something that you’ll love.
Mrs. Micah: Finance for a Freelance Life asked How Would You Feel if Your Spouse/Partner Broke Your Budget. Being married, [...]
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ING Direct has a wonderful referral program. If you open a savings account with$250 or more using the link, you’ll get $25 bonus. I’ll admit that I would get $10 added to my emergency fund account. No need to hide that. There’s no other compensation from ING. If I could put an ad up for [...]
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