Are you struggling to sleep at night because you’re thinking about how much money you owe? Has studying 7 days a week stressed you out completely? Are you thinking about taking the semester off from college? Studenomics is all about helping you find the answers to your problems. I don’t judge. This is why I […]
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College is a time for difficult decisions. You want to have fun and enjoy yourself, but the looming worry of life after graduation always seems to interrupt the fun. You have to figure out what to do after college and how you’re going to pay for college. With unemployment around 10%, according to the Bureau of
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Running a personal finance blog for college students and young professionals puts me in front of an audience with varying degrees of financial knowledge. Some of the older readers of Studenomics are more interested in credit card optimization, real estate investments, high interest savings accounts, and various other advanced topics. Some of the newer readers
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All financially conscious individuals have the tenet within them that a payday loan/cash advance is a very detrimental financial tool. Recently a bigger picture question arose- what if I need a 30 day payday loan to take advantage of a business opportunity? (Note: This article is considered outside-the-boxing thinking because we are all aware of
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Have you ever said to yourself, “I want to travel the world?” Most of us have. We all envision traveling as being a process that’s only for rich people. It’s not. I recently received a question from a reader. Long-time Studenomics reader Wilhelm asked me for advice on how he should invest the $100 a
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