Much of your twenties is spent figuring out who you are and where you’re going in life. As you progress into your thirties, more pieces of that puzzle begin to fall into place. Perhaps you’re planning to get married or start a family. Maybe specific career goals are on your mind. Regardless, it’s often a period of significant personal growth.
By CAMPUS USA at 12 Apr 2023
While the uses for an emergency fund may be obvious, the costs of not having one are often overlooked.
By CAMPUS USA at 25 Jan 2022
Gaining control over your financial habits is all about making your money work for you. Here are five financial habits you can start right away.
By CAMPUS USA at 4 Jan 2021
You should start saving money so you can pay for your child's future college expenses. Yes, it may seem a little early to be thinking about your newborn’s college, but compound interest will be your best friend over the next 18 years. Learn more...
By CAMPUS USA at 15 May 2020
Mortgage down payment. It could well be the three scariest words in the home buying process. If you feel like you will never be able to buy a home because saving up the money for the down payment stumps you at every turn, you should know that you have options. With certain kinds of loans, money in savings and a few down payment alternatives, you might be closer to buying a home than you think.
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