So NerdWallet’s Turning It Into A Reality Show! We here at NerdWallet are launching the first personal finance reality show, So You Think You Can Finance. The show will follow five young people on the road to financial independence as they compete in financial challenges. Winner gets $1,000, and free sessions with a Certified Financial […]
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Setting off to seek your fortune abroad? Congratulazioni! Before you saunter off into the sunset, however, take a moment and run through this simple five-step checklist to make sure your financial bases are covered. 1. Make a budget It’s simple, but effective: creating a reasonable budget before you leave the country is personal financial management
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All throughout my years in college, I made a valiant effort to avoid getting into any kind of serious relationship. I wanted to have absolutely no attachments during college so I would be able to leave for New York – like I had always planned to – at the end of college. Unfortunately, love hit
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When I first graduated from college I didn’t exactly have a clear-cut plan on what to do next with my life. I just knew that I wanted to write. So that’s what I did – I wrote and I wrote as fast as I could. I wrote poems, children’s stories, short stories and started novels.
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“Ever tried. Ever failed. No matter. Try again. Fail again. Fail better.” – Samuel Beckett Spoiler alert Despite the extremely depressing nature of Beckett’s body of work, what you are about to read is an uplifting guest post that is going to do its damnedest to reassure you that the big, dark world you’ve graduated
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One of the biggest challenges to getting out of debt is that all of your expenses add up to more than your income. This is the challenge for many recent college graduates who are still living the dream of their college experience long after the music’s died away. Even if you weren’t a party person,
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For most my life, I’ve been immensely lucky. Throughout my young adulthood, I’ve obtained great grades, worked exciting jobs, cultivated long-lasting relationships, and adopted numerous useful hobbies. In fact, there isn’t one thing I’d go back and change if I had to. Well….let’s take that back. There is one thing. From the day I first
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Below are the alarming statistics that InternMatch got from surveying 10,000 seniors: 82.0% of upcoming graduates have not secured a job for after graduation 81.9% of those who secured jobs completed at least 1 internship 54.9% of seniors have looked/been looking for a job for 3 months or more 43.9% of upcoming graduates are planning
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The ensuing months after the euphoria of college graduation can be quite sobering, especially for graduates on the lookout for a job that matches with their interests. When we’re in school, we’re led to believe that there are competitive industries out there that could use our newfound expertise, no matter what discipline we studied. It
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Though the situations seem a lot alike, having a roommate in a college dorm and living with someone in the real world can be two completely different situations. When you don’t have class all day, eat in a dining hall and have everything at your fingertips, apartment life can get a bit, well, annoying. I
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