Comments on: Financial Advice for College Graduates http://studenomics.com/new-grads/financial-advice-for-college-graduates/ Fri, 10 Feb 2012 19:14:42 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Studenomist http://studenomics.com/new-grads/financial-advice-for-college-graduates/#comment-1241 Studenomist Sat, 07 Feb 2009 18:48:19 +0000 http://studenomics.com/?p=554#comment-1241 @ Frank Thanks for sharing that with the readers. All I will add is to to everyone that please keep with a professional financial adviser before you invest your hard earned money into any investment vehicle. @ Frank Thanks for sharing that with the readers. All I will add is to to everyone that please keep with a professional financial adviser before you invest your hard earned money into any investment vehicle.

]]> By: Studenomist http://studenomics.com/new-grads/financial-advice-for-college-graduates/#comment-1116 Studenomist Thu, 05 Feb 2009 07:22:12 +0000 http://studenomics.com/?p=554#comment-1116 @the weakonomist Thanks for the advice on consolidating loans. Everyone that is able to should definitely take advantage of the opportunity to deduct the interest paid on their loans. Unfortuneatly in many countries you are not able to do this. @The Financial Nut I like your thinking in the sense that the emergency fund should be well established before you even consider investing your hard earned money. @Steve Free money is always good! Any specific index funds that you would recommend? @Jeff Rose Congratulations on being able to graduate with no student loans. @the weakonomist Thanks for the advice on consolidating loans. Everyone that is able to should definitely take advantage of the opportunity to deduct the interest paid on their loans. Unfortuneatly in many countries you are not able to do this.

@The Financial Nut I like your thinking in the sense that the emergency fund should be well established before you even consider investing your hard earned money.

@Steve Free money is always good! Any specific index funds that you would recommend?

@Jeff Rose Congratulations on being able to graduate with no student loans.

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