Student Finances

How To Leverage Student Credit Cards As A Financial Opportunity

Being in college is all about learning new skills. Sometimes that means learning how to cook on your own or how to manage a busy class load.

Learning how to build a credit history is one of the many skills every college student should have. It may sound strange, but using a credit card can build those skills and create solid financial habits.

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House of the Week: Historic Buttonwood Manor

Built in 1807, the 4-bedroom home has been the residence of ‘movers and shakers,’ including an Olympic athlete.

Top 10 Most Shared Homes This Year

What makes a home worthy of Internet fame? According to our social media stats, the quirkier the better!

What to Do If Your Wages Are Being Garnished for Student Loans

You’re doing the best you can with your money situation, but somehow, you’re still barely staying afloat. Besides staying on top of your bills, you might have a mountain of debt to pay off — student loans, credit cards, and car payments. And maybe, because you’ve been struggling for some time, you’ve defaulted on your student

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House of the Week: The World’s Tallest Single-Family Home

At 124 feet in the air, this architectural marvel offers unparalleled views.

The Ultimate Guide to Taking Your Dream Gap Year

Table of Contents  Why Students Should Consider a Gap Year How to Save for a Gap Year Money-Saving Tips During Your Gap Year Applying for College After a Gap Year Additional Resources  For many young adults, it can feel like there’s an expected life path that they’re supposed to follow. You do well in school,

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10 Rentals in Family-Friendly Communities

With features for the parents and fun for the kids, these rentals are a perfect fit for any family.

Student Loan Assistance Programs: What You Need to Know

When I graduated from college, I was one of the “lucky ones” with a lower-than-average student debt load. While I “only” had $10,000 in loans, it still took me seven years to pay them off. These days, with the average student loan debt for the Class of 2018 looming at $29,800, it could take you

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