Building a Car Fund for College Students

September 1, 2009

The following article is a guest post from Laura of Green Panda Treehouse. It’s also the first article in the College Money Network’s “Back To School Shuffle” series, where we will be sharing articles on a variety of back to school topics and giving away an iPod Shuffle and other prizes. After graduating college, many [...]

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Back to School Shuffle for a Shuffle Giveaway

August 31, 2009

It’s hard to believe that summer is practically over, and school is back in session. Of course, I don’t really care anymore, since I finished grad school last year. However, I know plenty of you are still in school, and we, the members of the College Money Network, want to help you kick off the [...]

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Brazen Careerist – The Career Management Tool for Generation Y

August 25, 2009

Last December, I joined a great online community of young Generation Y professionals at Brazen Careerist. Since joining the community, I have met new people, discovered new blogs, and read and/or participated in interesting discussions on practically every career-related topic imaginable. I’ve also had over ten of my blog posts featured on the front page [...]

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How I’ve Made Over $1000 with CashCrate

August 5, 2009

Earlier this year I shared how I’ve made over $500 with CashCrate. Now I’m back to share how I’ve made over $1000 with CashCrate. In case you’re wondering, CashCrate is a simple, easy way for broke college students to make some extra cash while putting off studying and homework. Trust me. I joined CashCrate while [...]

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Credit CARD Act of 2009 Restricts Credit for Students

August 4, 2009

This is a guest post by Joshua Heckathorn, who runs Creditnet.com and holds an MBA and B.S. in Finance. Creditnet is a free resource for anyone who wants to learn more about credit and compare hundreds of credit cards online. When Josh isn’t glued to the screen of his Mac, you’re bound to find him [...]

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