About

Hopefully you did not stumble upon this blog thinking that it was a high scale adult site. The stud stands for Student, attached to very popular term economics (wow, isn’t that rocket science?) The name pretty much sums up the whole concept of the blog, economics advice for students, provided by a student.

Studenomics offers very valuable advice on personal finance and all of the issues that current students and new graduates face. The advice is not limited to finance, I provide tips that may be used to improve all aspects of ones life.

Why the need for Studenomics? Times are rough all around. Young people are heavily influenced by the media, resulting in poor financial decisions. Students are acquiring large amounts of debt in order to obtain an education, when in reality simple financial planning would make this process a lot easier.  Even once most people complete their studies they are often misguided and led to make career choices that are not the most optimal. Finally, people of all ages deserve a place to receive and provide advice without being judged.

Why me? I am not going to give my life story here because chances are you do not care about me, you care about improving your economic situation. I am in my early 20s and in the latter part of completing my studies in the Bachelor of Commerce: Business Management Degree Program. I have saved lots of money, invested lots of money, done very well in my studies, purchased real estate, and travelled on many vacations. Yes, I am willing to admit that this does not mean anything until you read my content and choose to apply it to your life.

Not a student? No problem. This blog offers advice that may be applied by people of all ages.

Why is this blog relevant for people of all ages? Everyone was a student at one point, whether it be High School, College, University, Trade School, or even a student of the blogging game.

If you wish to contact me my email is studenomist AT  studenomics.com (AT=@)