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The Declining Value Of A College Degree

Posted: September 16, 2011 12:35PM by Porcshe Moran

For many, a college degree holds the promise of a better future.Â A degreeÂ is a symbol of knowledge, success and the readiness to achieve even greater things. However, the steady rise in the cost of a...

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Filed Under: Education, Professional Education, Young Investors

6 Alternatives To Going To College

Posted: June 10, 2011 10:25AM by Jean Folger

College is a natural next step for many graduating high school seniors. Of 2010 high school graduates, 68.1% were enrolled in college by October of the same year, according to the U.S. Bureau of...

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Filed Under: Careers, Entrepreneur, Young Investors

5 Ways To Combat Rising College Costs

Posted: June 9, 2011 10:13AM by Ryan C. Fuhrmann

A 2009 report by the Atlantic Monthly Group detailed that education costs increased at a faster rate than healthcare in 27 of the 30 years it studied. A more recent study by the National Inflation...

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Filed Under: Budgeting, Students, Young Investors

The Economics Of A Successful Marriage

Posted: April 4, 2011 11:10AM by Porcshe Moran

In many ways, marriage is like a business arrangement. Two people get a license, make an agreement and pool their resources together towards a common goal.Â There is a verbal contract that states that...

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Filed Under: Financial Theory, Investment, Personal Finance, Young Investors

Summer School Or Summer Job? How To Decide

Posted: March 14, 2011 3:01PM by Michael Deane

The rising price of tuition has made summer jobs necessary for many students. Average college tuition and fees in the United States are hovering around $20,000 per year, and the total cost (including...

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Filed Under: Personal Finance, Students, Young Investors

5 Must Read Finance Books

Posted: December 6, 2010 9:48AM by Eric Fontinelle

In 2010, the bestselling finance books represented a sampling of old standards mixed with modern classics. I have selected some of my favorites that I think you'll enjoy as well-written and valuable...

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Filed Under: Young Investors

Credit Card Features You Shouldn't Use

Posted: October 20, 2010 12:59PM by Stephanie Christensen

When you find a credit card with a low interest rate, rewards, zero maintenance fees and use it responsibly, it can do good things. In addition to establishing valuable credit history, it can also...

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Filed Under: Credit, Credit Cards, Debt, Personal Finance, Young Investors

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