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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In light of the current state of the economy many people struggling with credit card debt are placing the blame squarely on the shoulders of the credit card companies. The truth is regardless of the sometimes unscrupulous marketing tactics most credit card companies implement to keep card holders in debt, they cannot ruin your finances
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I received my income tax refund the other week and it was a whopping total of $65! Well I shouldn’t be complaining because a little bit of money is better than no money or even worse- having to return money. Tax returns are always fun for me because I have encountered so many young people
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I was working on an article for today until I read a comment on one of my posts that had me switch gears. Long time Studenomics reader Craig made an interesting point: “Good recommendation is not to go shopping when you are emotional, both happy or sad. Either way could lead to spending more, although
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Keeping up with the theme of April fools day and the fact that it is Financial Literacy Month I figured it would be appropriate to discuss foolish mistakes that current students are making at the moment that could negatively affect their summer. Having no job lined up It’s already April which means the school year
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