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According to a poll by the Higher Education Policy Institute (Hepi) think tank, nearly three in five university students want more education on financial choices and budgeting at school.
Overall, 59% said they wanted to know more about financial choices and budgeting in these classes →A line of credit is a type of pre-approved loan that allows individuals to borrow money as needed. Its interest rate is typically lower than that of a credit card, overdraft, or personal loan.
Line of Credit (LOC) Definition, Types, and Examples →College means paying tuition and fees and budgeting for housing, food, and books. Learn how to create a college student budget today.
The Student’s Guide to Budgeting in College →"Budgeting is not just for people who do not have enough money. It is for everyone who wants to ensure that their money is enough."
- Rosette Mugidde Wamambe
Save money in college by cooking your own food, renting or borrowing textbooks, using your student discount, and more.
7 Money-Saving Hacks For College Students By Enoch Omololu
This article explores seven financial strategies for college students and guides you toward figuring out a realistic budget throughout your education journey →Saving money in college is one way that could help set you up for financial success after graduation.
Boost your savings while getting a degree →“It takes far less to save and invest when you’re young instead of waiting until you’re older and needing to catch up,” said Winnie Sun, a financial advisor and founding partner of Sun Group Wealth Partners.
How college students can start investing — and making — money by Denisse Quintanilla →College is a perfect time to put financial know-how to the test. Here's how parents can set their kids up for success by making smart money choices.
Finance 101: Money Skills Every New College Student Needs →Listen to our Neontrack playlist when you have music and money on your mind.