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Why You Should Join a Credit Union
The following guest post was contributed by Christine Howell, who frequently writes about Online Finance Degrees and college related topics for Online College Guru, an online college directory and comparison website. Credit unions have been around since the 1840s when a group of weavers in England banded together to form the Rochdale Society of Equitable [...]
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Comments (13)How to Use Credit Cards Properly and Be a Deadbeat
This is a guest post from Mr Credit Card. He recently had me on his radio show. He is going to write about not to take advantage of credit cards and how not to get abused by them. You could apply for a credit card at this site. I just did a radio interview with [...]
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Saving Money on Entertainment
This is a guest post from new College Money Network member Studenomist of Studenomics. Enough was mentioned about him the other day so we will just jump right into the post, which is a part of the Back to School Shuffle for a Shuffle. The new college semester is about to start. You have selected [...]
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How Can I, a Broke Recent Graduate, Start Investing?
This is a guest post by Eric, who keeps a personal finance blog, Narrow Bridge, and an Israel blog, The Israel Situation. He is a financial analyst and MBA student in Denver, Colorado. When I graduated from college and got my first job, I was excited. For the first time ever, I would have real [...]
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Erasing Negative Credit History: 5 Strategies You May Not Have Heard About
Today’s article is a guest post graciously written for the site by Kelly Oakin. About the Author: Kelly Oakin is on a mission to help others get their credit back on track after a setback. She is a staff writer for FreeCreditTrio.com, a resource that provides your free credit score from the top 3 credit [...]
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The Government’s Student Bailout: Federal Loan Changes
It’s not the billions received by AIG and the car companies, but at least it’s something The following is a guest post by Emily, a 20 something single gal who writes about navigating her way through her finances and the world, at Musings and Ruminations of a Single Gal. Like so many other graduate students, [...]
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Take Some College Courses This Summer
This is a guest post from the blogger behind Studenomics a personal finance blog that offers common sense advice for college students and recent graduates. Studenomics is the ultimate resource for young people looking for advice on how to survive this current recession, grow their careers, manage their finances, and still be able to enjoy [...]
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15 Places to Find Free Books Online
The following is a guest post from Karen Schweitzer, who writes reviews of online classes for OnlineClasses.org. Finding free stuff online is a great way to save money when you’re in college. Here are 15 places to find free books, audio books, and textbooks online. Books Classic Reader – a great source of classic literary [...]
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12 Things Every Teenager Needs To Know About Money (And How To Teach Them)
This is a guest post from Grant Baldwin, the author of Reality Check, a book about helping students transition into the real world. His new website, BrokePiggy.com, answers questions from teenagers about personal finance, savings, and all things money. This series “12 Things Every Teenager Needs To Know About Money (And How To Teach Them)” [...]
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Financial News on Twitter
The following is a guest post from Lewis Bennett, who is interested in anything financial. He writes for a Life Insurance website based in the United Kingdom. Twitter mania is in full force. The micro blogging and social networking site is being used by everyone from President Obama and Britney Spears to the average person [...]
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