Practical Finance Tips For College Students
Another school year is quickly approaching and this is a great time to start planning and preparing for the new school year. With the current economic condition, it’s also a good time to discuss practical finances with your children. Here is a great collection of articles and video that you can peruse.
6 Ways To Build Credit On Campus
This is a YouTube video from Bankrate.com contain 6 practical credit tips for college students.
And here is a more general tips on how to improve your credit score.
More Tips for College Students and Back-To-School Stuff
- 7 Things That Make Good Financial Cents For College at Good Financial Cents
- 33 College Budget Calculators for Students: Budget Now to Reduce Your Debt
- Why Multitasking Is An Essential Skill For College Students at Bible Money Matters
- Back to School: Savings and DIY Projects for Craft Capable Cheapskates at Wise Bread
- Top 10 iPhone apps for back to school at WalletPop — This is not an excuse for you child to buy an iPhone.
- College Freshmen, Avoid These Money Traps at Consumerist
Lastly, our schools and libraries need help! Please read Use DonorsChoose to Support Your Local Schools at No Debt Plan to learn more about DonorsChoose.org to help. You can also help your local library by walking in and donate. Most will accept the donation on spot and it’s tax deductible!
More Highlights
- 11 Things We All Buy, But Don’t Need at the Dough Roller
- What is the kiddie tax? at 360 Degrees of Financial Literacy
- Customers irate about $10 HDTV ad at MSN Smart Spending — come on people, let be serious.
- Money lessons learned the hard way at MSN Smart Spending — originally published at Tough Money Love.
| What is the kiddie tax? |
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Thanks for the roundabout link to my site via Consumerist’s article about my college money tip for freshmen! I’ve really enjoyed writing my college money tips series, so it’s great to see people respond to it. I think that Bankrate video is pretty good, although the line “Use your card even if you don’t need to!” is a little scary. It should never be about “needing” to use the card, you should only be using it when you could pay for the purchase out of pocket!