Best – And Worst – Paying Jobs in the United States
Miranda MarquitAs this year’s college graduates get ready to enter the ranks of those looking for jobs, it’s worth considering the highest paying (and worst paying) jobs available in the United States....
View ArticleCollege Savings Tips: Interview with Gary Hoover
JimOne of the big personal finance topics of the last year has been the skyrocketing cost of higher education. It’s a big topic because we’re talking enormous sums of money. Students are graduating...
View ArticleIs Upromise a Scam?
Miranda MarquitThere are a lot of programs out there, and you might be worried about which programs are legitimate, and which really will help you earn rewards and save money. One of the more popular...
View ArticleCollege Savings Interview: Part One
JimYesterday, we had a discussion with Gary Hoover, Ph.D., Professor of Economics/Assistant Dean of Faculty and Graduate Student Development for Culverhouse College of Commerce at the University of...
View ArticleCollege Savings Interview: Part Two
JimThis is part two of our discussion with Gary Hoover, Ph.D., Professor of Economics/Assistant Dean of Faculty and Graduate Student Development for Culverhouse College of Commerce at the University of...
View ArticleYour Take: Survey Shows Delay in Life Milestones for Recent Graduates
JimA few months ago, the subject of a Your Take centered around which generation had the most debt (prompted by an infographic from Experian). In looking at the infographic, and how the younger...
View ArticleCollege Saving Tips: Interview with Peter Mazareas Part One
JimLast week, we discussed the topic of college savings with Gary Hoover and Warren Smith. Today, we also have the pleasure of speaking with Peter Mazareas, Chairman Emeritus of the College Savings...
View ArticleCollege Savings Tips: Interview With Peter Mazareas Part Two
JimYesterday, we started our discussion with Peter Mazareas, Chairman Emeritus of the College Savings Foundation, about saving for college and today we’re happy to bring you the conclusion of that...
View ArticleYour Take: Is College Worth It?
JimAfter our recent series of interviews with college savings expert, I started to wonder about the value of college. It’s an issue we’ve discussed in the past (verdict was yes… depending on what you...
View ArticleSave Money on School: Start at a Community College
Miranda MarquitFor many parents and students, the cost of college is one of the most daunting expenditures likely to be faced. The cost of a four-year degree keeps rising, and if the student goes on to...
View Article5 Coolest Winter Jobs for College Students
chriscouchWinter break is your last chance to fatten your wallet before the holidays. Luckily, hiring is up for seasonal help says Courtney Moyer, public relations manager at Snagajob.com, a job...
View ArticleThe Five Most Popular Apprenticeships
chriscouchYou don’t have to go into debt to land a great job. Apprenticeship programs provide workers with classroom and on the job training while earning a paycheck. According to the Department of...
View Article5 Community Colleges That Cost More Than Four-Year Schools
chriscouchIn general, two-year and community colleges are a smart way to land some hefty college savings. According to the College Board, a student at a public two-year college pays, on average,...
View ArticleThe 5 Most Expensive Colleges in America
chriscouchThe one thing that cars and colleges have in common is that their sticker prices are useless. Some of the most expensive schools have equally large financial aid packages that can eliminate...
View ArticleThe Five Largest State Tuition Hikes
chriscouchPaying for college is hard enough when tuition price are steady. Throw in a tuition hike and the extra costs can be game changing for families. According to the College Board, tuition and...
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