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March

Posted in  Investing   on  March 8, 2024 by  Young Finances52 comments

In my opinion college students are the best investors. They are constantly learning and not afraid to make mistakes. As you get a college education, you should be getting an education in building wealth. You don’t need tons of capital to start your investing journey: you just have to know how to do it. This

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March

Posted in  Young Finances   on  March 19, 2024 by  Bre Bush7 comments

The costs of travel – especially international travel – can be steep. The last thing you need are hidden expenses, no matter how small, sneaking up on you. While $25 here and there may not seem like much, it can truly add up when you account for all the unanticipated costs of travel. The next

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March

Posted in  Budgeting & Saving   on  March 17, 2024 by  Young Finances25 comments

Is it really possible to spend one billion dollars? I was listening to the latest GrowthEverywhere podcast (discovered earlier this morning via Growth Hackers) where they interviewed Emerson Spartz, a 27 year old middle school dropout. He homeschooled himself, started the number 1 fan site for Harry Potter fans, and today, across his various media properties,

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March

Posted in  Career   on  March 17, 2024 by  Young Finances4 comments

Making the decision to attend college is a big one. The costs associated with a college degree could remain with you for several years after you graduate. With that in mind, you might want to work backwards before choosing a degree. That is, figure out the type of lifestyle you want and how much you

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March

Posted in  Career   on  March 16, 2024 by  Melissa7 comments

Sometimes it seems like I’ve had several different jobs, even though, in reality, I’ve been at my ‘real’ job (the one I work for on a regular basis for real money! Not intern credit!) for nearly 3 years. Over the past 3 years, I had 6 different bosses – which is probably why it feels

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March

Posted in  Career   on  March 16, 2024 by  Briana Ford3 comments

When you first start working full time, it can be very exciting. You successfully passed the interview, and you were extended a job offer with a salary! But before you accept out of pure excitement, you should negotiate your salary. The majority of people don’t negotiate their salary because they’re afraid, including adults twice your

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