While everyone has heard the term a penny saved is a penny earned most of us never live by this phrase. There are however many ways that one can help save money that are not as difficult to live by as you may think. Not all tips are for everyone. Everyone places value on certain things more than others but if you look over some of these tips you may realize that you could try some of these out and be surprised with how much you could end up saving. …

            If you ask someone who is no longer in their 20’s what they would have changed about themselves financially while in this age bracket many would have done things differently. I am not referring to wishing they had picked the lottery numbers each week but with regards to saving their money for the future. On the flip side of this however I find the same people who are, for example in their 50s, doing very little more than they did in their 20’s to save for their future. The …

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Many people imagine that a student‘s life is all be about frugal living, pasta and beans. This is a huge misconception considering that students too have financial needs that need to be taken care of. As a parent whose children are headed for college, it would be myopic to think this and not plan for them. This article is a guide to how students can ensure that their financial muscle is managed in college.
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During college, many students are insulated from financial distress by the support of their families and financial aid. However, upon graduation, most college graduates are expected to be able to provide for themselves financially.

Young workers have a tremendous opportunity to begin to prepare for a great future. While many do not think about their middle age years and retirement age, those who begin to prepare for the future while they are still young can gain an advantage on their peers. People in their 20s, however, often make mistakes that can hurt their future finances