I don’t want to become repetitive on Studenomics but with the current economic situation I receive many emails from college students and young people asking about the recession. I don’t want to be one of those guys that’s always talking about the recession and stressing 24/7 but if the readers of Studenomics request that I […]
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Many readers have been emailing me about We’ve all heard the very fun to read definition of a recession on the news the past few months but what does it really mean for a college student? Harder to find work after your college graduation It will take you much longer than anticipated to find that
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The other day I brought up the interesting discussion about if a second source of income is worth your time and effort. Today I wanted to bring up my thoughts on a very similar argument: should you optimize your spending or try to earn more money? For the sake of not getting repetitive I will
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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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