Young Finances

May

How Can a College Student Invest? Easy Tips

Posted in Investing on May 25, 2024 by Young Finances , 52 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

July

Extra Money Tutoring – My Side Hustle Story

Posted in Earn Extra Income on July 26, 2024 by Ryan Bonaparte , 0 comments

I never thought it was possible to make extra money tutoring. When it comes to personal finance, I thought I knew everything there was to know. I had read all the blogs I could find, bought the books I was supposed to, and followed (most) of the rules about budgeting. The Struggle: before I started

July

How Can a College Student Build Credit?

Posted in Budgeting & Saving on July 26, 2024 by Young Finances , 20 comments

Before we go into how can a college student build credit, let’s focus on the uses of credit. The primary reason you will want to build credit history is to borrow money or show a person or a business that they should have faith and depend on you to keep your word. How Do You

July

How #TheRoad Can Improve Your Financial Wellness

Posted in Budgeting & Saving on July 25, 2024 by Young Finances , 3 comments

The following blog post is part of the The Road to Financial Wellness Blog Tour. #TheRoad is a 15,000+ miles road trip through 50 states. We’ll be hosting and participating in events all across the country: from The Smile Lifestyle Events, financial wellness seminars, book signings and training. We’re going to break the social taboo

July

How to Budget for Apartment Expenses

Posted in Budgeting & Saving on July 25, 2024 by Young Finances , 0 comments

Moving? You’ll need to figure out your apartment expenses. If you’re thinking about moving out and trying to figure out if you can get your own place, then it’s time to set up a budget. Your budget changes as you change and it should adjust especially when you make new decisions such as moving into an apartment.

July

Here’s Your Quarter-Life Crisis Survival Kit

Posted in Budgeting & Saving on July 24, 2024 by Chonce Maddox , 0 comments

The concept of the mid-life crisis is common. You grow up, work for a bit, get married, and have kids. A decade or two down the road you feel lost, unsatisfied or unexcited with where your life is going. The concept of a quarter-life crisis is similar. Only you are often younger and may not

July

Interview with Zina Kumok Creator of Student Loan Knockout

Posted in Budgeting & Saving on July 24, 2024 by Young Finances , 1 comments

Zina Kumok is a personal finance freelance writer and blogger at Debt Free After Three. In 2014, she paid off $28,000 worth of student loans in three years. Now, she’s created Student Loan Knockout: A 20-Day Journey to Debt Freedom, a course on how you too can pay off your student loans quickly. Tell us

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