Six sure fire ways for students to ruin their financial future

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As students start college or university, they will have a lot on their plate and hundreds of big and small things to deal with. It is an exciting time, but for some it can be overwhelming. For new students, there are all the aspects around getting to know others, living in a new place and not to mention the harder course work. Something that easily can slip by in all the hoopla is ensuring that they are on top of their finances. Why is this important? Well, here are six reasons why students must pay attention to their finances or face years of financial angst long after they leave school

Submitted: Aug 28, 2008 Views: 79 Comments: 0 Likes: 1

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