Can you get a student loan with no credit history?
For many loans, including mortgages and credit cards, you at least need a credit history to prove to the lender that you are a reliable borrower. So, if you just graduated high school and are […]
Complete guide to out of state tuition
College tuition varies based on factors like where the school is located and whether the school is public or private. The average cost of college for in-state students at a four-year institution in 2020-2021 was […]
Private vs. federal student loans
Getting accepted to college may seem exciting on the surface, but in reality, it’s only half the battle. After you’ve filled out your applications and decided on a school, you’ll then need to fund your […]
How student loans could impact your taxes
For some, tax day means a much-awaited refund. For others, it may mean another expense. There are a variety of factors that can affect your taxes, including your status as a student. Before we dive […]
6 tips on splitting the dinner bill with friends
You’re out to dinner with a group of friends and it’s been a wonderful evening. You shared stories and laughed over a delicious meal. It’s been a wonderful evening, but suddenly the sense of contentment […]
Examining the price of eating at home vs eating out
It seems like America’s appetite for food is insatiable. Instagram feeds are filled with plates piled high with pasta, perfectly grilled steaks and luscious desserts. It feels like there is a food-centric show on almost […]
6 investing basics to know
Investing can be intimidating, especially if you’re a beginner. There are lots of terms, concepts to understand and a variety of regulations that oversee the industry. As a novice investor, navigating the intricacies of the […]
Stocks vs shares: Explaining the difference
Sure, you know what the stock market is, and you’ve heard time and time again that you should be investing. If you’re sitting on the sidelines of the stock market, you aren’t alone. Even with […]