Saving on Car Insurance
You take the classes, you pass the tests, you get the permit and then, finally, you get the license. The sweet smell of freedom? Well, not quite. Even with your smiling mug peeking out from your...
View ArticleUnderstanding the Stock Market
There’s been much discussion recently regarding the importance of financial literacy for young people. According to a study from PNC Bank, today’s 20-somethings have an average of $45,000 in debt,...
View ArticleWays for Teens to Prepare for Homeownership
Preparing to buy a house before you’re old enough to rent a car may seem counter intuitive, but when it comes to something as important as homeownership, it’s never too early to get a head start. Work...
View ArticleTips for Individuals Looking to Balance Their Online Checking Account
When a consumer opens a checking account, it would be highly beneficial if they made sure to keep their finances under control. Not only does it pay off in the long run to have a balanced checking...
View ArticleWhat’s the Real Cost of Your First Car?
For American teens, getting your driver’s license is one of the hallmark coming-of-age accomplishments. Purchasing your first car is another. To make sure the story of your first car purchase ends...
View ArticleEstablishing Good Credit
One financial lesson young people are sure to learn as they grow older is how important credit can be. “Your credit record reflects how well you’ve paid bills and whether you’ll be financially...
View ArticleHidden Costs of Owning a Car
There are few purchases in life more exciting than buying a new car, especially when it’s your first time. When there is a shiny new vehicle sitting there in front of you, it’s easy to focus on the...
View ArticleBudgeting Tips for College Students
Going to college provides young people with a chance to learn about more than liberal arts, economics and the longevity of a good futon mattress. It is also an opportunity to be introduced to the...
View ArticleUnderstanding Student Loan Debt Consolidation
According to American Student Assistance, of the nearly 20 million Americans who attend college each year, approximately 60 percent (12 million people) borrow money to help finance their education. As...
View ArticleBudgeting Tips for Teens
Budgeting can be difficult for anyone, but especially so for teens. Employment opportunities are more scarce, responsibilities like school and extracurricular activities can get in the way and the...
View ArticleWays for Teens to Save
Teenagers are often told about the importance of saving, but when you’re not making the steady income of an adult, it can be difficult to set aside money. Fortunately, there are plenty of ways to get...
View ArticlePaying Back Student Loans
For many college students, getting a student loan is a necessary part of paying for higher education. Approximately 60 percent of college students borrow each year, translating to nearly 12 million...
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