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Pay Your Way
Military Action
Military Careers: Commitment, Requirements, Average Pay, Scholarships/Tuition Assistance, Other Benefits, Enlistment Incentives
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Published on 11/8/2012
Over Budget?
Managing money is not just for professionals. Having a personal or household budget is one of the best ways to keep your spending and savings under control.
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Published on 11/8/2012
Get Card Savvy
When used wisely, credit cards can provide a convenient way to make larger purchases, allow you to make purchases online, and even help build a positive credit history to help you secure larger loans in the future. Take some time to learn about the benefits of different cards and how to use them wisely.
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Published on 11/8/2012
Protecting Your Credit Score
Issues with your credit history can affect whether or not you get a job or a loan for a car.
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Published on 11/8/2012
Credit 101
Good credit can help you obtain a car or home loan, a lease on rental property, and in some cases, a desirable job. Here's what you need to know and do to make sure you're creditworthy.
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Published on 11/8/2012
An Investment in Your Future
Navigating the financial aid maze looks hard until you realize there are really only two basic kinds of student financial aid: 1. The kind you don't have to pay back; 2. The kind you do
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Published on 11/8/2012
Payback TIme
The federal government offers four student debt repayment plans.
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Published on 11/8/2012
Plan B: Student Loans
Student loans are one way to pay for college.
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Published on 11/8/2012
Plan A: Scholarships and Grants
Scholarships and grants are like birthday checks
from Grandma, you never have to pay them back. But there's a crucial difference between the two: Grants are based on financial need; scholarships are determined largely by merit.
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Published on 11/8/2012
