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April

Posted in  Investing   on  April 20, 2019 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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17

May

Posted in  Budgeting & Saving   on  May 17, 2022 by  Chonce Maddox1 comments

Christmas is right around the corner. Have you started considering gifts you will purchase for others? While it’s important to realize Christmas is not always about gifts and money, it is an opportunity to be generous. In my family, Christmas is a time where we can relax and spend quality time together, celebrate the meaning

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15

May

Posted in  Budgeting & Saving   on  May 15, 2022 by  Chonce Maddox9 comments

Frugality is a lifestyle. Spending less so you can live more appeals to a lot of people. Practicing frugality often gets referred to as being cheap but there are distinct differences between the two. Being frugal involves optimizing what you have by being creative. You want to establish a lifestyle that doesn’t revolve around spending

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14

May

Posted in  Career   on  May 14, 2022 by  Melissa0 comments

When you’re going out on your first round of professional interviews, you may be worried about your lack of a lengthy resume, relevant experience, or salary history. Luckily, many companies realize young professionals may not have the depth of a resume older professionals do. And if you’ve practiced typical interview questions, you’ll likely do a great job

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