Today’s top story: How to keep an eye on your college kid’s spending. Also in the news: How to help your kid get a credit card in college, what you need to know about stock splits, and the 10 things every non-finance person needs to know about finance.
How to Keep an Eye on Your College Kid’s Spending
Making sure they don’t go nuts.
How to Help Your Kid Get a Credit Card in College
Finding the best way to help.
Stock Splits: What They Are, How They Affect Your Portfolio
What you need to know.
10 Things Every Non-Finance Person Should Know About Finance
Learning the essentials.
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Today’s top story: NerdWallet’s best credit card tips for April 2017. Also in the news: How one man dug out from $30K in debt, seniors are facing rising credit card debt, and should colleges require a financial literacy class?
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Today’s top story: Overcoming the obstacles between you and retirement. Also in the news: What the President wants to tell college students, what happens when your debt goes to collections, and how to pay less for staying cool this summer.
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