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Food Budgets, Student Finances

Are All the Food Delivery and Subscription Services Worth It?

January 22, 2020 (Last Modified: January 27, 2020) / Zina Kumok
Are All the Food Delivery and Subscription Services Worth It?We’re living in an age of convenience. Groceries can be delivered, clothes can be picked out for you and just about every TV show and movie ever made can be beamed straight into your living room. If I had the...

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Financial Goals, How To, Student Finances

How to Start a Sinking Fund (and Why You Should)

January 14, 2020 (Last Modified: November 19, 2020) / Zina Kumok
How to Start a Sinking Fund (and Why You Should)

Organizing your savings into specific groups allows you to focus on each goal individually. Here’s why you need a sinking fund – and how to start it.

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Student Finances

5 of the Best Financial New Year’s Resolutions Students Can Make

December 23, 2019 (Last Modified: February 6, 2020) / Zina Kumok
5 of the Best Financial New Year’s Resolutions Students Can Make

Chances are you made some questionable financial decisions in 2019. Ring in the new year by committing to one – or several – of these resolutions.

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Student Finances

Is Social Media Ruining Your Finances?

December 10, 2019 / Zina Kumok
Is Social Media Ruining Your Finances?It’s pretty well accepted that social media can have negative consequences for our mental health. As we look through snapshots of the perfect lives our friends and family seem to be living, it’s hard not to view our own lives...

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Student Finances

How to Have Fun Holidays as a Broke College Student

December 5, 2019 / Zina Kumok
How to Have Fun Holidays as a Broke College StudentThe holidays are an expensive time for everyone, but college students feel that more than most. When you’re living off student debt and don’t have any income to speak of, the thought of buying gifts and paying for leisure activities...

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Student Finances

How to Deal When You Have a Money Discrepancy With Your Friends

November 26, 2019 / Zina Kumok
How to Deal When You Have a Money Discrepancy With Your FriendsFor a significant chunk of my time in college, I thought of myself as the poor one in my friend’s group. I was paying my way through school and studying journalism, a field with shrinking job prospects, while my boyfriend...

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Student Finances

How to Understand Your Student Loan Options

November 19, 2019 / Zina Kumok
How to Understand Your Student Loan OptionsThe student loan process asks a lot from incoming college students. Before they even leave the comfort of their childhood home or take a single college class, they’re expected to make one of the biggest financial decisions of their life....

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Student Finances

What You Need to File with FAFSA

November 5, 2019 / Zina Kumok
What You Need to File with FAFSAFilling out the FAFSA is one of those tasks that’s easy to keep putting off. It’s boring, time-consuming and notoriously complicated – for students as well as parents. But as many prospective college students have learned, ignoring it completely is...

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Early Career, Student Finances

Student Loans: Which Repayment Plan is Right for You?

October 17, 2019 / Jackie Lam
Student Loans: Which Repayment Plan is Right for You?When I graduated from college *ahem* eons ago and it came time to pay off my federal student loans, I had no clue there were different options. I opted into the standard repayment plan because I didn’t know any better. Looking...

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Student Finances, Travel Tips

How to Plan and Save on Holiday Travel

October 14, 2019 (Last Modified: October 15, 2019) / Zina Kumok
How to Plan and Save on Holiday TravelSome of my fondest college memories aren’t from going to homecoming games, attending my first college party or walking around campus when no one else was going to class. Some of my favorite memories are going home for winter break and...

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