Good Financial Habits for College Students Of the 17 million Americans currently enrolled in college, 74 percent qualify as what we used to call "nontraditional" students: One in five is 30 years or older. About half don't rely on their … [Read more...] about 5 Tips For Saving Money In College
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Are You An Average Worker? The total civilian labor force is slightly over 162 million people, according to the July 2018 Employment Bulletin from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). 156.0 million of the labor force is currently employed, … [Read more...] about Facts About The Labor Force
Sometimes people ignore important warning signs – such as a stop sign, the expiration date on their yogurt, or that rapidly spreading rash. You might ignore those signs and come out okay, but why take that chance? Your credit report and credit score … [Read more...] about Why You Should Check Your Credit Report and Credit Score
New Survey Shows the Impact of Student Debt on Homeownership Financial aid in college can be your best friend or your worst nightmare. It can lead to an advanced degree that leads to a better job with higher pay and superior benefits. It can also … [Read more...] about 4 Out of 5 with Student Loans Can’t Buy a Home
Bankruptcy Rules Might Go Up for Review According to the G.19 Consumer Credit Report recently released by the Federal Reserve, America's total student loan debt has topped $1.5 billion – and we are having trouble paying off that debt. At of the … [Read more...] about Will Trump Make It Harder to Discharge Student Loan Debt?
