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Considering Your Emotions When You Think of Money

Hey guys, The Peer Money Mentor Program is back with its seventh cohort and with it comes a little something old, something new, and the return of the blog! Five

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Two Approaches to Paying Down Your Debt

Dave Ramsey once said, “Debt is dumb” and it has a choke hold on so many of our friends and family. In the Peer Money Mentor Program, we’re learning strategies

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So You Created a Budget, Now What?

So in our last blog we showed you all some great methods for budgeting and we are hoping that you all have adopted one of them.  However, you may be

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Budgeting in the 21st Century

  So have any of you ever reached into your pocket, wallet or purse and looked for that $20 you know you have only to find that it is missing? 

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Do you have enough SAVED for a Rainy Day?

We have all heard that we should save for a rainy day and yet the word Savings, is so daunting. A fellow Peer Money Mentor explained it in these simple

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5 Ways to Improve Your Credit

Like it or not, credit history and scores are big factors in our everyday lives. We have heard this phrase over and over throughout the course of our Peer Money

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Saving Money with Packed Lunches

When I think of packed lunches, the idea of those Lunchables pop into my head. You know, the ones you give to elementary school kids for field trips with the

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“Po’ Man Chic”

Most of these blogs have been on somewhat challenging subject matters; who really enjoys being told they need to cut down on going out to eat with friends? So as

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3 Retirement Plans You Should Know

Last week, in our Retirement Planning While in College Blog, we put a heavy emphasis on making sure you have a comfortable nest-egg saved by the time you retire, but left

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Retirement Planning While in College

As 20 somethings, we’re worried about studying for exams, earning money to pay for living expenses, and on top of all that, tuition. Why should college students even bat an

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