May is already shaping up to be a busy, busy month: My college's big "Innovation Festival" is tomorrow, next weekend I'm throwing a major fundraiser on campus (which has been in the works for over a year) and yes, I'm still on the job hunt, as well. … [Continue reading]
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 … [Continue reading]
The Best Time to Start Thinking About Money
Three years ago, I knew very little about money. The dangerous thing about that time is that I thought I knew quite a bit about money. I'd read one book, picked up on the idea of index funds and establishing a good credit score, but I didn't know … [Continue reading]
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 … [Continue reading]
How to File the FAFSA Without Your Parents’ Information
The FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) is the big, bad form that most colleges in the US use as a basis for financial aid. One of the key points of a the FAFSA is that if you are under 24 years old, you're pretty much required to … [Continue reading]
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