As I looked at the date of my post yesterday I realized that it was already October. What’s the big deal about October? The one year anniversary of Studenomics is right around the corner. You guys remember the big fuss I made about the 6 month mark so you can expect an even bigger fuss this time around. Stay tuned as I will bring you guys quality posts and further updates on the one year celebration.
PT Money asks if your emergency fund is big enough? I know that some of you don’t like the term “emergency fund” so let’s just call it “money for a rainy day.” Do you have enough money for a rainy day? What would happen if you were to lose your job today? Not a fun topic to think about, but the importance needs to be stressed.
Bargaineering presents the answer to if closing a bank account will hurt your credit score. I won’t spoil the answer so you actually have to read the article.
Smart Passive Income gives us 10 ninja techniques to get more subscribers and followers. Pat always shares creative ideas with his readers and this is no exception. I myself am happy with having over 500 subscribers but I believe I need to work harder to gain more readers. Any help would be cool!
Get Rich Slowly tells us that money is more about mind than it is about math. It’s funny because some people assume that if you are “smart” (whatever that means to you) that you won’t get into debt because you’re aware of the high interest rates. Well guess what? We all know that carbs are bad for you and yet we still finish off a 6 pack on a Friday night.
Marisa at College Candy tells us what she’s learned about college so far. I learned (eventually) that working on an assignment over time is better than pulling an all nighter right before the due date. I also also learned that “going for a beer” never ends up as just one beer.
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