Mint has you covered during coronavirus. Stay up-to-date with the latest financial guidelines and resources here.

Learn about Mint.com or Sign Up Free | Log In
MintLife Blog
MintLife Blog > Early Career

Early Career

  • Most Recent
  • Most Popular
  • Category
    • Budgeting
    • Coronavirus (COVID-19)
    • Credit Info
    • Early Career
    • Family Finances
    • Financial Planning
    • Food Budgets
    • Housing Finances
    • Investing Advice
    • Minimalist Lifestyle
    • Money Audit
    • Money Etiquette
    • Saving
    • Student Finances
    • Travel Tips
    • Unemployment
    • Updates
  • Author
    • Annemarie Belda
    • Arielle Caldron
    • Ben Miller
    • Brewing Happiness
    • Brittney Castro
    • CollegeBacker
    • Dan Miller
    • Elle Martinez
    • Emma Johnson
    • Eric Rosenberg
    • Farnoosh Torabi
    • Honest Dollar by Goldman Sachs
    • Jackie Lam
    • Jackie Porter
    • Jane Lohani
    • Jessica Naziri
    • Kendall Davis
    • Malika Bowling
    • Marianne Hayes
    • Marsha Barnes
    • Mint
    • My Nguyen
    • Tessa Juliette
    • The Financial Diet
    • TransUnion
    • Turbo
    • TurboTax
    • Zina Kumok
  • Subscribe to thisSubscribe to this RSS feed
Early Career, Student Finances

College Grads: Stepping-Stones to Starting Your Own Business

June 12, 2018 (Last Modified: November 19, 2020) / Jackie Lam
College Grads: Stepping-Stones to Starting Your Own BusinessIf you’re a recent college grad, you may aspire to turn your dream business into a reality. In fact, a survey conducted by the University of Phoenix reveals that 63 percent of people in their 20s were either entrepreneurs—or would...

Full Story

Early Career

How College Grads Can Get Started Investing

May 31, 2018 (Last Modified: April 10, 2020) / Jackie Lam
How College Grads Can Get Started InvestingIf you’ve just graduated college—first off, congrats! And as you’re creating a massive “next steps” to-do list, that might include landing your first grown-up job, moving to new stomping grounds, or creating a budget, you’ll want to add one thing:...

Full Story

Budgeting, Early Career

The 4 Biggest Budget Surprises for New College Grads

May 24, 2018 (Last Modified: September 24, 2018) / Zina Kumok
The 4 Biggest Budget Surprises for New College GradsLife after graduating college is a time of surprises. You’re thrust into the adult world for the first time, forced to earn your way and find your place, all while still feeling like a kid inside. Some people make the...

Full Story

Early Career, Food Budgets

New Graduates: Kitchen Gadgets Worth the Splurge

May 2, 2018 / Brewing Happiness
New Graduates: Kitchen Gadgets Worth the SplurgeWelcome back to the collaboration between Mint and Brewing Happiness. I’m Haley, the girl behind Brewing Happiness – a blog about celebrating the small healthy choices we make in our lives, complete with recipes for everybody! I’m here to give...

Full Story

Early Career

Creating Balance Between Work and Family Life

October 26, 2017 / Jeanna Simonson
Creating Balance Between Work and Family LifeWe live in a busy world. It can be challenging to keep up with work, family activities, friends, and even ourselves. But if there is one thing that’s important, it’s balance. Everything in moderation is the key to happiness. October...

Full Story

Early Career

The Best and Worst Jobs for Work-Life Balance

October 18, 2017 / Zina Kumok
The Best and Worst Jobs for Work-Life BalanceWhen it comes to picking a career, it’s not all about money. Everyone has a threshold where the salary they make just isn’t worth the stress, uncertainty and long hours their job demands. We all need a balance between our...

Full Story

Early Career

How to Find Work-Life Balance in a Demanding Field

October 11, 2017 / Zina Kumok
How to Find Work-Life Balance in a Demanding FieldWhen I was a teenager studying journalism at Indiana University, I dreamed of mixing things up in the newsroom of a major publication. I imagined myself trading barbs with my co-workers, asking hard-hitting questions and standing up to the editor-in-chief...

Full Story

Early Career

How to Get the Most Out of an Awesome Job Offer

September 20, 2017 / Zina Kumok
How to Get the Most Out of an Awesome Job OfferIn the past, employees would stick with a company for decades. It wasn’t unusual in the 20th century for someone to stay at the same company for their entire career, consistently garnering raises and promotions until they retired with a...

Full Story

Early Career

My Coworker Makes More Than Me – What Can I Do?

September 13, 2017 / Zina Kumok
My Coworker Makes More Than Me – What Can I Do?One day at a previous job, my coworker left their pay stub sitting in a shared space. I didn’t mean to snoop, but in looking to see what they had left I accidentally saw their take-home sum. I immediately wished...

Full Story

Early Career

Should I Take a Low-Paying Job with Good Potential?

September 7, 2017 / Zina Kumok
Should I Take a Low-Paying Job with Good Potential?Any career guru worth their salt will probably advise you to only switch jobs for an upgraded salary. It makes sense; if you’re looking to advance your professional standing, taking a step back is also a step in the wrong...

Full Story

Posts navigation

« 1 2 3 4 5 6 »

Connect With Us

Facebook
Twitter
RSS
Instagram

Recommended Reading

  • How Much Do Youtubers Make & How to Become a Youtuber
    How Much Do Youtubers Make & How to Become a Youtuber
  • How Much Your Monthly Food Budget Should Be + Grocery Calculator
    How Much Your Monthly Food Budget Should Be + Grocery Calculator
  • How to Become Rich in 10 Easy Ways
    How to Become Rich in 10 Easy Ways
  • 44 Ways to Make Money at Home (At Any Age or Skill Level) in 2021
    44 Ways to Make Money at Home (At Any Age or Skill Level) in 2021
  • Disclaimer

    The views expressed on this blog are those of the bloggers, and not necessarily those of Intuit. Third-party blogger may have received compensation for their time and services. Click here to read full disclosure on third-party bloggers. This blog does not provide legal, financial, accounting or tax advice. The content on this blog is "as is" and carries no warranties. Intuit does not warrant or guarantee the accuracy, reliability, and completeness of the content on this blog. After 20 days, comments are closed on posts. Intuit may, but has no obligation to, monitor comments. Comments that include profanity or abusive language will not be posted. Click here to read full Terms of Service.

Intuit.
Mint.com's Facebook page. Mint.com's Twitter page Mint.com's Instagram page Mint.com's RSS feed. Media Inquiries
    • How It Works
    • Find Savings
    • Credit Score
    • Support
    • Blog
    • Press
    • Partners
Intuit
    • Security
    • Terms of Use
    • Privacy
    • Legal & Trademark Notices
    • About Intuit
    • Bill Tracking
    • Money Manager
    • Sitemap

© 2021 Intuit, Inc. All rights reserved.

Terms, conditions, features, availability, pricing, fees, service and support options subject to change without notice.