How Big Should A Car Down Payment Be?
Posted by moneymatters 6 hours ago (http://www.biblemoneymatters.com)
Most of us need to have a reliable car to get from point A to point B. But how much of a down payment should we put down when buying a car? 10%? 20%? Or should we only pay 100% in cash?
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8 Ways to Save Money on Entertainment for College Students
Posted by MyUniversityMoney 17 hours ago (http://www.myuniversitymoney.com)
There are lots of ways to save while in college. One often overlooked way is to save on entertainment. If you’re willing to get a little creative, there are several ways to have fun and not break the bank. Plus, the money you save during school will make paying for and affording college much easier.
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Over a lifetime, a “normal” American pays out $600,000 in interest for all of the loans they take out from student loans to home loans.
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3 Ways Stewardship Can Revolutionize Your Finances
Posted by moneymatters 2 days ago (http://www.biblemoneymatters.com)
Looking at your finances through the paradigm of stewardship profoundly affect how you manage your personal economy and respond to perceived risks
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I recently came across an interesting thread on a forum concerning the usage of student loans. These people had basically invented a fairly brilliant, if somewhat ethically-grey strategy for maximizing returns when they used a student loan to invest.
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Book Review – The Big Short
Posted by MyUniversityMoney 4 days ago (http://www.myuniversitymoney.com)
Lewis has the unique perspective of someone who seen his career begin in the heart of the financial madness we see today. He got his start at a big investment firm called Salomon Brothers, and seen the creation of such things as Mortgage Bonds, the derivatives of those same Mortgage Bonds, and other crazy financial products that have served to make Wall Street rich and leave the rest of the West
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No matter how many times students are told that they would make great candidates for a certain handout of free money, the convenient excuse to avoid the application chore is to say, “I’m sure there are a ton of people out there more qualified than me.” The truth is that there probably ARE people out there more qualified than you, and they are probably saying exactly the same thing you are. See
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