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Grad Money Matters
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Personal Finance for Students and New Graduates. Tips for debt management, budgeting, credit cards, loans, frugal living, job search, career advice, etc.
- Added on: Mar 13th, 2007
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: ispf
- Listed in: Business Career & Jobs
- Tags: Students personal finance credit debt job new graduates
Recent Posts
The Seven Biggest Used Car Buying Pitfalls (and How to Avoid Them!)
(This is a guest article by Paige Green*)Whether it’s your first car or you’re tenth, we are all prone to some rather basic mistakes when it comes to making the decision to buy. After all, a car is emotive and appeals to some basic primal need we...
10 Things You Should Know Before You Get an Auto Loan
(This is a guest article by Karen Schweitzer*)Car dealers are working very hard to make sure that auto sales rebound over the winter season. And while it may seem like the ideal time to buy a new car, there are a few things you should know before you...
10 Simple Steps to Improving Your Credit Score
(This is a guest article by Mike Acheson*)Most financial institutions use credit scores to help decide whether to lend you money or not. It is very important to have a good credit score if you are looking to apply for a personal loan, credit card, or...
5 Ways to Lower Your Auto Insurance Premiums
(This is a guest article*)With auto insurance being mandatory for all drivers, simply canceling coverage is out of the question. But paying for premiums that could be lower when you’re just starting to make some dough isn’t smart either, especial...
15 Free Online Accounting Courses for Self-Learners
(This is a guest article by Karen Schweitzer*)Getting a quality education in accounting doesn't have to mean spending several months in a classroom and several thousand on tuition. There are many free online courses that allow you to learn in your sp...
7 Easy Ways to Save on Healthcare
(This is a guest article by Mary Ward*)Healthcare costs are among one of today’s hottest topics. And, one thing that’s not up for debate is the fact that, whether you have employer provided healthcare or you’re paying for it on your own, costs ...
