Considering a student credit card? There are many reasons to be cautious — particularly when you’re on a limited income. However, once you graduate, it will be much harder to… read more →
This post comes from partner site lowcards.com. If you are saving for your child’s college education, you may need to save a little more for financial support after graduation. According… read more →
Student loans have become very popular over the years, and they provide a great way for anyone to get a college education when they are young and pay for it… read more →
This post is from Stacy Johnson at partner site Money Talks News College classes start today for many schools up north. Down south, it was last week. So at the… read more →
A lot of students pile up a lot of debt just to have a good time. The vast majority of the time we meet students who have high credit card debt, their statements reflect a habit of putting meals, drinks and event tickets on their charge card.
College students are facing higher debts than ever. A 2009 Sallie Mae study shows the average undergrad owes $3,173 in credit card debt. On top of that, the average college student graduates with approximately $20,000 in student loans.
