Managing finances in college can be challenging. This article is here to ease that stress and give you a few helpful tips to maximize your savings in college.

College is the first time in many students' lives that they are independent of their parents. Becoming an independent student is not for everyone, but educating yourself on the differences and the qualifications could benefit you as you begin your educational journey!

Credit cards can be used to your detriment, but if you are a good financial steward, they are an excellent tool for building your financial foundation.

You are allowed to spend your refund check in whatever manner that you want to; just keep in mind the options that will keep you in a comfortable place.

This article outlines the main types of investment accounts. Put some thought into what your investment goals are and choose the best account for your purposes. Happy investing!

This article provides some advice on what to look out for, and what to avoid when it comes to long term commitments.

Understanding the various types of investments, ways to start investing, and the best path for you are choices that can help set you up for success.

This article will detail some of the key information you need to know leading up to the LSAT.

The payoff won't be immediate, but consistent bookkeeping is the foundation for financial independence and one of the most important habits you can develop as a college student.

In this article, we will consider the impact of money management, financial support, and student loan debt alongside questions that students can ask themselves or discuss with their families as they make a financial plan for college.