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College Kids and Credit Cards: What Every Parent Needs to Know
The plastic providers have one more chance to lure in college students before next year's law prevents them. Here's how to make your kid "card smart." The era of “No Student Left Behind: Credit Card Edition” will come to an end early next year, thanks to the new credit...
Tags: Card, Credit Card, Credit History, Student, MoneyWatch, College Kid, Sales Channel, Financial Services, Sales, Payment, Credit.com, Gerri Detweiler, Wells Fargo, Discover, Debit Card, Sallie Mae, Bankrate.com, Greg McBride, Stacey Bradford, Family Finance, MoneySmart, Adam Levin, Credit Unions, Credit Score, Credit Report, Identity Theft, Barbara Bedway
Articles 2009-09-10

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Backpack? U-Haul! College students' school supplies list can be endless.(Neighbor)
Byline: Chris Freiberg Daily Herald Staff Writer Pack an elementary school kid's backpack with some pens, pencils, folders and paper, and he's good to go for the rest of the year. But getting a college kid ready for classes? ...
Tags: Games, Hilton Hotels Corp., PRODUCTIVITY, U-Haul International
Research articles 2005-08-10
Time Management In College
When you hear the term "Time management," what comes to mind? Probably busy executives or harried small business owners. Or maybe soccer moms with a van full of kids? Quite possibly all of the above come to mind. This paper explains some practical suggestions to help the college kid succeed.
Tags: College, Launch 3, Time Management, Productivity
White papers 2007-01-01
Boomerang Kids? How to Kick Your Kid Out of the Nest
So much for the empty nest. More and more adult children, unable to support themselves in a tough economy, are showing up on mom and dad?s doorstep. Here?s how to minimize the financial drain and emotional strain, while helping your children get back on their feet ? and out the...
Tags: Job, Kid, MoneyWatch, Recruitment & Selection, Human Resources, Workforce Management, Adult Children, Children Moving Back Home, Stay-At-Home Kids, Boomerang Kids, Christina Newberry, Abby Wilner, Jane Isay, Jane Adams, ShitMyDadSays, Empty Nest, Kim Girard
Articles 2009-10-12
Scoring a College Athletic Scholarship
College athletic scholarships are less generous and harder-to-get than you think. Consider the Long Odds Goal: Be realistic about where your kid can play college sports. ...
Tags: School, Women, Coach, Student, Scholarship, Athlete, Sport, MoneyWatch, NCAA, Division, Gender And Diversity, Human Resources, ERROR: Missing a field., Lynn O’Shaughnessy
Articles 2009-06-02
Four Crazy Facts About College That Could Save You Money
It's what you don't know about college that can kill you financially. If you've got a couple of minutes to spare, you could save yourself a lot of money by reading to the end of this post. If you aren't a LeBron James clone, forget about...
Tags: College, Scholarship, NCAA, Student College Debt, Investment, Financial Services, Finance, Lynn O'Shaughnessy
Blog posts 2009-07-28
Stuff My Dad Says ... About Living With His Boomerang Kid
The author of the popular [Stuff]MyDadSays feed on Twitter — an adult child living at home — shares a few tips for parents on how to get along with their kids who have returned to the roost. Among them: Set clear rules on expected behavior, make them do chores, and,...
Tags: Dad, MoneyWatch, Productivity, Stay-At-Home Kids, Boomerang Kids, Adult Children, Advice For Parents, ShitMyDadSays, [Stuff]MyDadSays, Twitter, Justin Halpern, Samuel Halpern
Articles 2009-10-12
San Jose Mercury News, Calif., Silicon Valley Dispatches Column.(Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News)
Nov. 16--FIRM GETS PAID TO PUSH WEB SITES TO THE BRINK: When it comes to 3Com's Web-based worldwide poll, think of the Santa Clara company as a college kid who's invited several million people over to party. Nov. 16--FIRM GETS PAID TO PUSH WEB...
Tags: Brink, San Jose Mercury News
Research articles 2000-11-16
Crash Course on College Aid
The more you know about how colleges on your child's list dole out financial aid, the better your chances of receiving some. You'll want to do a few calculations and a little detective work. And don't be afraid to have a conversation with each school's loan office... The first rule...
Tags: School, Financial, College, MoneyWatch, Financial Accounting, Finance, University, Tuition, Aid, Financial Aid, Merit Awards, Tuition Discounts, College Scholarships, Common Data Set, MoneyWatch Crash Course, Lynn O’Shaughnessy
Articles 2009-03-05
Six Ways to Pick an Independent College Counselor
The independent college counselors, who charge as much for their services as a Mercedes Benz before its driven off the lot, give the rest of the profession a bad name. How could any college counselor's advice possibly be worth $30,000 or $40,000? While celebrity counselors attract...
Tags: College Counselor, Investment, Financial Accounting, Finance, Lynn O'Shaughnessy
Blog posts 2009-05-22
Finding the Right College at the Right Price
Welcome to The College Solution. I am a veteran financial journalist, the mother of two teenagers, and the author of The College Solution: A Guide for Everyone Looking for the Right School at the Right Price. Facing the scary prospects of paying for two bachelor's degrees,...
Tags: College, Payroll Solutions, Operational Accounting, Financial Accounting, Finance, Lynn O'Shaughnessy
Blog posts 2009-03-16
The Crackdown on Student Credit Cards
During the start of every school year, credit-card marketers have shown up on college campuses loaded with bling. Their goal has always been to entice college students to sign up for a credit card by offering them a free pizza, towel or a flimsy t-shirt made in some Third World...
Tags: Credit Card, College Student, Sales Channel, Financial Services, Sales, Lynn O'Shaughnessy
Blog posts 2009-05-25
The Myth About College Scholarships
Have you nagged your teenager yet about finding college scholarships? You've probably heard that billions of dollars in college scholarships go unclaimed every year. Or maybe it's hundreds of millions. Whatever the number is, you just know that a ton of money is out there waiting for...
Tags: Scholarship, Financial Accounting, Web Site Development, Finance, Internet, Lynn O'Shaughnessy
Blog posts 2009-04-21
How to Pay Your Kid's Tuition with an Athletic Scholarship
To wrangle financial aid, you'll have to start early. Every year, thousands of former kinder kickers and pee-wee running backs get big-league tuition breaks or favored admissions at colleges their grades alone would never qualify them for. Why not yours? After all, you've spent obscene amounts...
Tags: College, Scholarship, MoneyWatch, MoneyWatch Feature Package, Scholarships, Athletic Scholarships, Paying for College, Tuition, Athletes
Articles 2009-06-02
Shop till you drop, then send your kid to college.
UPromise brings marketing ploy to college savings plans When it comes to socking away money for a child's college education, many parents have to beg, borrow or steal. Soon, shopping will be an option. ...
Tags: UPromise Inc.
Research articles 2001-04-02
New permanent status boosts 529 college savings plan
The situation often turned awkward when certified financial planner Bryan Lee would explain state-sponsored 529 college savings plans to his clients with children. After recommending that the client invest, he'd carefully add the caveat that 529 plan assets might no longer be tax-free at the end of 2010...
Tags: asset, Benefits, FINANCE, income, Investment, Taxes, U.S. Congress
Research articles 2006-09-18
Students: why bother studying? - need for higher standards for financial aid to college students
CAN'T AFFORD to send your kid to college? Want to get a college loan or outright tuition grant? Your offspring has no high school diploma or equivalency degree? No problem. See the U.S. Department of Education. They give lots of loans and grants to people like this. Until recently,...
Tags: financial, Government, Quality, SOFTWARE, standards, U.S. Department of Education
Research articles 1994-11-01
How to Invest for College - investment strategy for parents - includes related article
Parents of newborns have all heard variations of this depressing little factoid: Four years of tuition at a public college should cost about $96,000 in 18 years. Put $5 a day into a cookie jar for all 18 years, and you'll have saved a little more than one-third of...
Tags: bond, Fidelity Investments, FINANCE, Investment, stock
Research articles 1999-03-01
The Best Places to Find College Cash
Private college scholarships are overrated. Sure it would be nice to win a private scholarship, but the big money comes from colleges themselves which tend to dispense merit awards like Tic Tacs. You're more likely to shrink the cost of college if you search for schools that...
Tags: Scholarship, Merit Award, MeritAid.com, Financial Accounting, Finance, Lynn O'Shaughnessy
Blog posts 2009-06-05
East Palo Alto High grads head to college By Nicole Neroulias
MENLO PARK SONIA JIMENEZ never thought she would need a heavy winter coat. Four years ago, she hadn't even heard of Smith College, the prestigious New England women's school she will attend this fall on full scholarship. Back then, as an East Palo Alto High...
Tags: East, FINANCE, Investment, teacher, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Research articles 2005-06-15
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