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The student credit guide enables the students to understand the true significance and hazards involved behind possessing a student credit card. There are plenty of new credit cards available for students these days. Many well known financial institutions have come up with a student credit card… Continue reading

Your first credit card as a student paves the way for your financial history. You must keep it clean and away from defaults to be able to get many beneficial financial help. A useful student credit guide is provided here that will ensure that you do not over spend and end up having a bad […] Continue reading

If you have ever come across tons of credit card offers in your mailbox then you are absolutely aware of the fact that banks, credit unions and other lenders never relent in their efforts to get you signed up. Signing up requires giving these companies access to your personal details.Credit card… Continue reading

The time has come to start thinking about resolutions to make for 2012. Aside from studying more, getting better grades and skipping fewer early morning lectures, college students should give some serious thought to adding a few personal finance-related resolutions to the list. Yes, this means you!… Continue reading

The weeks leading into the holidays are busy ones, especially for college students. There are final exams to be taken, travel arrangements to be made and tons of presents to be bought for family and friends. When you finally have some free time to do a little shopping, it may be tempting to go over… Continue reading

People with no credit history or what the industry considers to be “thin” credit history will likely find it difficult to obtain a loan, mortgage or even something as seemingly simple as a credit card account. Lack of credit even has the potential to render them undesirable candidates for certain… Continue reading

It’s a proud time when a student goes away to college. Their mind will be opened up to new ideas, they will experience new things, and they will more than likely find themselves in debt. Because college is the first time that many students have the opportunity to live on their own, there isn’t too… Continue reading

Like everything else, student loan debt is on the rise. In fact, student loan debt increased 10 percent each year from 2000- 2010. This is in part to rising tuition and living costs, and students` general lack of knowledge when it comes to finance and money matters.Currently, our students face a… Continue reading