Many families want to save for their children’s education but are uncertain how to start, especially if budgets are tight. But college can be within reach, even for those with modest incomes, when saving begins early. Small monthly savings, if…
Go almost anywhere on campus during the first few weeks of a new academic year and you’ll find offers that might seem hard to refuse. From brochures posted in common spaces to fliers distributed during welcome week, information around new…
A business loan helps entrepreneurs invest in their ventures without draining their personal savings. A home equity loan lets homeowners borrow a lump sum against their equity. A HELOC is a revolving credit line that helps homeowners borrow against their…
Better Living Food & Entertaining Better Living Home & Lifestyle Student loan payments can become stressful when they compete with rent, groceries, transportation and other everyday expenses. Even people who make their payments consistently may struggle to understand how much debt remains…
To help you find the information you need as quickly as possible, we've put together some answers to frequently asked questions. Tuition Fee Invoices are sent out in September to New Students only. If you are a returning student you…
Managing your finances while you’re studying can be tough and everyone’s financial situation is different. Our Money Advice and Guidance team understand this and are on hand to offer budgeting advice and help you navigate any financial difficulties. If you…
Join us for a FREE WEBINAR on why financial health programs don’t pay off, and what does—Oct 28 at 12PM ET. For high school seniors and their families, fall can feel like the beginning of the college countdown. Applications are underway,…
Stop guessing where your money goes and start telling it where to go If you’ve never made a budget, it can feel intimidating. The good news is that a basic budget takes less time than you think. Step 1: Know your…
Budgeting in college starts with a pretty practical question: How much money do I actually need each month? The answer depends on where you live, how you get around, whether you have a meal plan, and how you spend your…
Your first savings goal is a starter emergency fund of about $2,000 or one month of essential bills. Until it’s full, pay only the minimums on debt and invest only enough to get any employer match. Without that cushion, the next…
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