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5 Financial Tools to Teach College Students Money Skills
Published April 22, 2013
College students are taking on a new lifestyle and a new budget that require resources and guidance to build a strong financial future. To help keep them on track, here are five tools parents can give their students to help them manage their money and start building a positive credit history.
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New College Guarantee: You'll Have Your Diploma in 4 Years
Published April 19, 2013
Colleges are increasingly trying to entice students to commit to them with guarantees that they will finish in four years or their extra tuition will be free. Here’s what experts say is behind this trend and what students should know before signing up for a four year guarantee program.
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3 Job-Hunting Tips for MBA Grads to Land a Job
Published April 17, 2013
In May, a new group of graduates will be entering the workforce with their MBA’s in tow--here's what experts say they need to know and how to increase their chances of being hired.
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Planning for Retirement: Where to Start
Published April 16, 2013
While creating a retirement plan is a smart way to accumulate long term wealth, it’s no easy feat to figure out how to get started. Here’s how experts say to start identifying retirement goals and how to plan effectively for life after the workforce.
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You Got Waited Listed at Your Top School, Now What?
Published April 15, 2013
With a high volume of applications, colleges are increasingly placing students on wait lists in an effort to round out their incoming freshman class. Here’s what experts say is contributing to this growing trend and what students and families should discuss before finalizing their college decision.
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4 Resume Mistakes College Seniors Should Avoid
Published April 10, 2013
College seniors need to make sure their resumes are sharp enough to catch the eye of recruiters and hiring managers but it’s important to avoid these four mistakes so resumes don’t end up in the trash. Here’s how experts say seniors can effectively list their experiences to show they are the right fit for the position they want.
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How Students Should Follow Up With Employers
Published April 08, 2013
College seniors looking to get hired before graduation should be putting their best foot forward in the job search process, but it can be tricky to know how to effectively follow up after the interview. Here’s what experts say is the best way to follow up with potential employers and show interest in the position without becoming annoying.
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Coping with College Rejection: How Parents Can Help
Published April 05, 2013
With the final round of college acceptance letters coming out, some students are receiving unexpected rejection letters that rattle their future plans. Here’s how parents can help their students cope and figure out what steps to take next.
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How to Appeal a Property Tax Evaluation
Published April 05, 2013
As homeowners begin receiving their local property tax bills, many are not sure how to go about the appeals process if they feel they’ve been over-assessed.Here's what they need to know.
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How to Talk About College Costs With Your Kid
Published April 01, 2013
The cost to earn a college education has risen rapidly in the last several years and has become a main factor in the decision-making process. Here’s how parents can approach important college money decisions with their college bound children.

