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Rashmitha289 views

What strategies can help me be financially stable early on?

I've noticed my parents always struggling with finances due to their spending habits and lack of financial understanding. I want to avoid this for myself at all costs and was wondering how I can implement good saving and financial habits early on to avoid falling into the same debt situation myself. I want to live without worrying about money but also have the ability to spend on wants occasionally. I will start college Fall of 2025 and I will be paying for college all alone with perhaps some financial aid from college because of cutting contact from my parents and not having parental support for separate reasons. However, I still want to make good financial decisions so I don't spend my life in crushing loans and debt. I have no knowledge of finances, cards or banking related stuff, so I would love to learn all there is to know.

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james512 views

HOW CAN A YOUNG MAN SAVE UP ENOUGH MONEY TO GO TO COLLEGE?

I AM A CLASS OF 2024 GRADUATE, AND WANT TO GO TO COLLEGE AND I NEED MONEY.

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Shannon357 views

What if I hate college?

What if I hate college and then go into debt for nothing?

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Jenifer409 views

What is the best way to know if your financial stable for college?

How to know what college is best for you? How do you get financial help? How can you avoid student debt?

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Kayla437 views

What should i do about college if i want to become an entrepreneur instead of dealing with student debt?

What should i do about college if i want to become an entrepreneur instead of dealing with student debt?

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Jasie644 views

When you pay taxes, how much money gets taken or given back?

Taxes are filed by adults every year. as a young adult, it will be my first year paying them. How much money gets taken or given back? How do you make sure that you're paying the correct amount and not getting extra income taken?

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Annabelle384 views

How can I get money?

I want to know what I can do to get money how to get it when or why I can't get it so I'm wondering if you know what can help me start at a young age now to get it?

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Cherish282 views

What can I do to increase my finances?

I like to increase my finances by a lot and also have a good time so I would like help on how to do that because I just feel like I'm at the right age for it and can do it

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akua372 views

Whats a good website to look for scholarships #Fall22?

Whats a good website to look for scholarships #Fall22

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Eloise623 views

Entrepreneur vs. Employed by Company

Do you think people are more successful self employed or employed by a company?

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Cyon817 views

Consulting Case Question - College Junior

Hi there! My names Cyon and I'm a rising college junior at FAMU. I wanted to ask what resources are available for generating case experience for consulting in the finance area as well as Deals and Mergers and Acquisitions?

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Vernon2551 views

How do I initially begin buying and selling stocks? Should I look into day trading penny stocks ? Or should I invest larger amounts into a few companies and wait until I can sell the stock for more than I paid ?

Im Just Now Looking To Invest In a Few Companies To Make Some Money, I Just Have No Clue Where To Start. #StockMarket #Business #investing #personal-finance #finance

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Samantha988 views

Dealing with debt

How is everyone else dealing with all the student loan debt? When I get out of PT school I will be looking at $100,000 in debt. While I will be loving what I do, that number gives me anxiety. How is everyone paying off their student loan debt? #debt #personal-finance #student-loans #anxiety

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Emily744 views

What are the pros/cons of living at school vs. commuting. #campuslife #trafficjam

I want to live at School, my pocketbook says I have to commute. I live 45 minutes from campus on a no traffic, best case scenario commute. I am concerned about the time, stress and safety of this twice daily commute and will talk to my advisor about maximizing classes on certain days so as not having to travel everyday. I will also see if there are some online classes in my curriculum I can take. I am concerned I will be missing out on an important part of my college experience by not living on campus. I really don't want to incur a huge debt, but I don't qualify for any Grants or free money. It's so difficult to determine what's best for me now vs. what's best in the long run. #campuslife #trafficjam #personal-finance

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Zachary1164 views

How do I balance spending and saving?

My instinct is to spend only what I have to, then spend the rest on luxuries. What are some strategies for developing healthy financial practices? #college-advice #personal-finance #savings

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Mireia1126 views

How do you know if you qualify for the Federal Pell Grant and how to accept it?

#pell-grant #grant #scholarships #scholarship #finance #financial-aid #college #college-advice #college-bound #college-admissions #fafsa #payingforcollege #college-counseling ##college #university #learning #higher-education #education #college-help #personal-finance #financial-advising #college-advice

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Austin1167 views

What are good ways to save/make money?

I know we all have a hard time with money and school and bills. Does anyone have some good advice on how to save and then continue to save. I have had a savings account for a good year now and it just seems like I am not making enough money to even put money in my savings account. and how do you deal with not being able to do something because of your financial status? How can we socialize and be happy when all these bills and school work keep falling down on us. #money #saving #expenses #college #job #financial-planning #personal-finance #money-management

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Aaron1058 views

I am interest in electrical engineering, but I also like finance/money-related topics. Any advice on these two careers?

I want to go to college with a major that will help me secure a job in the future while enjoying my work. I am currently deciding between engineering and finance. #technology #finance #personal-finance #electrical-engineering #engineering #money-management #investment #career

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Isaac949 views

Is it worth it to take out a student loan?

I want to make sure that taking out a loan is a good idea. If I don't get a job right out of college, it will be hard to pay back any student loans, and I'm not guaranteed a job out of college. Is it a good idea to take out a student loan, or should I try to find a less costly option of getting an education? #loans #studentloans #financial-planning #personal-finance

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Devetra820 views

How good is it to pay back student loans while still in college?

Wanted to know if it was a good idea to start paying back student debt while still in school or should I wait until I finish? #debt #student-loans #personal-finance #financial-planning #student-loans #college

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Cecilia1695 views

Are unpaid internships worth it?

I'm currently a full time student working at a part time job. I'm currently looking for an internship to work in the public health field, but I noticed that most of them are unpaid and demand a significant amount of dedication. I understand that internships are extremely important for career advancement, but I don't know if it's worth pursuing without payment. Right now, I work part time and make enough to pay off school debt, pay for supplies, and personal necessities. I know that if I take an unpaid internship, I would struggle financially, but I just wanted to know if it's worth the sacrifice. If I was to take an internship, should I quit my job to put my 100% into the internship? Are unpaid internships really worth pursuing? #internships #personal-finance #publichealth #money-management #career-counseling #problem-solving

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lvictor1236 views

how can students be more informed and educated on financial literacy?

many students of today are facing financial obstacles considering that they have bad credit,which comes from mistakes of credit card use,student loans,and financially illiterate.#personal-finance

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casey1181 views

How do you invest?

I want to #invest #investment-management #investment #investing #invest #personal-finance

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Savannah1188 views

Is going to a four year college right out of high school a waste of money.... or the best decision you have ever made?

I want to know if I am making smart and worthwhile decisions about my future. #future #scholarships #college-advice #financial-planning #personal-finance

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Michael2082 views

How do you build up your credit score?

I want in the future to walk into an establishment, with them knowing that payment is coming.Not only that but, giving me what is consider above average waiting time to make a first payment? #financial-services #japan #public-relations #corporate-finance #coordinator #change-agent

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Akilah1059 views

My parents refuse to sign up for financial aid, because of certain information required, is there any alternative way around this or special circumstantial exceptions?

I'm asking this question because my parents refuse to give me their information and they fail to see how FASFA could be a great help when it comes to financial educational needs. #financial-aid #personal-finance

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Rachel1286 views

Is my dream school for graduate education worth the debt? Will it be worth it for my future career?

After I complete my undergraduate school at Georgia Tech, my dream is to attend the University of Southern California for graduate school and earn my Masters in Economics. This school is extremely expensive and will leave me in debt. #graduate-school #economics #debt #personal-finance

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Michaela6355 views

What is the difference between a subsidized and an un-subsidized loan?

I'm trying to be smart about paying for college. I don't want to be in debt when I'm thirty. #scholarships #student-loans #money-management #debt #personal-finance

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Tyler1193 views

Why is college so expensive now compared to when my parents attended college?

Because I'm frustrated that college will put me in a ton of debt. #college #student-loans #debt #personal-finance

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Anina1419 views

Is it better to go into debt to go to an Ivy League or go to a UC and have a comparatively smaller debt level?

Hi! My name is Anina and I'm a high school senior interning at CareerVillage. I'm facing this decision currently for Brown University vs. UCSD for Computational Biology. Most of my family and friends want me to go to Brown, but my best friend pointed out that tuition for four years at UCSD is equivalent to one year at Brown. Currently, based on students and alumni I've met at both schools, I'm looking towards Brown. Thoughts on the drawbacks and benefits, and which decision I should lean towards? #college #computer-science #finance #money #personal-finance #ucsd #brown-university

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