Lets face it living on your own will hurt you greatly when it comes to finances. Living at home is very easy to exploit by saving a larger chunk of your earnings. So how is one to transition from living at home to living on their own? The answer is pretend you are living on
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Yesterday I asked if delayed gratification still exists? Today I want to provide you guys with a few tips for practicing delayed gratification. I hope I don’t come off as a know-it-all because if anyone loves instant gratification it’s me. The tips below is just advice that has worked for me and could potentially work
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Do you want to finally learn how to budget your money? Is it time that you create a budget that actually works? Budget tracking can work. You just need to remember that it’s more of a guideline than set rules. I want you to learn about budgeting so that you don’t have to rely on your
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What should a monthly budget worksheet include? You’re probably bored of the thought of learning how to budget your money. You might also be thinking that your situation is unique and that you can’t budget your money. That’s incorrect. Your situation is likely very common. If you want to get rid of your student credit
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As mentioned on Wednesday it has been a very long and busy semester for me with a point of almost reaching complete burnout. I asked the readers of Studenomics if productivity can lead to burnout? I wrote up my own list of how I was able to manage stress and prevent burnout but before I
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