Simplifying personal finance for the young working class adults.

How To Avoid Being Financially Broke For Young Adults

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Tired of being broke and depressed? Been there through that before. I have survived being broke. It is a matter of a good budget, good money management and self-discipline. There is nothing much more than it. If you are looking for a quick fix to your financial deficiency, you are in the wrong place. Here, …

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Do Your Friends Cost You Money Every Month?

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Besides the subtle pressures of the today’s varying commercials, friends contribute to a percentage of young adults monthly expenditures. According to a 2019 Credit Karma survey, friends can cost you month every month. In fact, 48% of millennial participants spent money to impress their friends. Not only did they spend money they did not have, …

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5 Best Investments In Your 20s With Great Rewards

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In a few months, I am going to be thirty. Reflecting back, I could not have been where I am today without some serious decisions I made in my early and mid-twenties. Where exactly am I today in life, my good reader? I am a graduate of two programs- engineering and surgical technology, with $0 …

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What Disqualifies You From Getting A Student Loan?

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Can you get rejected for a student loan? A person can be denied a federal student loan. In fact, not everyone gets approved for student loans. This is because there are requirements you have to meet first, before the federal government considers you eligible for an educational fund. On what you need to know about …

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What You Need To Know About Student Loans

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College debt is a determent for many aspiring students. This is because of the enormous debt you can incur from receiving a college education. At least, this is the case in the United States. Education Data Initiative puts the average debt to be $37, 693 for college students. This is what the average cost of …

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