“I never learned that in college.” “Nobody taught me that.” I’m ashamed over how many times I’ve had to repeat those phrases. I don’t want this to happen to you. This article is for students, folks in trades, young professionals, hard working people, athletes, brutes, mercenaries, savages, and everyone that doesn’t know the secret rules […]
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“The numbers say it all: Since 1985, the price of college has increased a staggering 538%. Average student loan debt is approaching $30,000 per grad. And more than 50% of recent grads are either jobless or underemployed.” I won’t let anyone that reads Studenomics to end up in such a horrible situation. That’s a pretty scary statement that
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If my readers don’t succeed, I’m a failure. Studenomics is all about you guys and helping you reach financial freedom. Today we’re all going back to school. We’re going to help a reader figure out her finances, get out of debt, and live a better life where money isn’t an issue. Welcome Jacquelyn, a young
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Student credit cards are evil. Credit cards for college students are the best tool to build your credit. One of those statements is true to you. There’s no in-between area when it comes to student credit cards. Since the new school year is in, we all need to go back to school on credit cards.
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College students are completely clueless about managing money. Most college students are in debt now and will be for a long time. Why do I say this? According to Yahoo News, the average amount of student debt that a student holds upon graduation is $25,250. The total amount of student debt carried by Americans is
