Back in the day, it was buy or die for textbooks–and there was only one place to get them, too: bookstores (sometimes some books you could only get at the
Back in the day, it was buy or die for textbooks–and there was only one place to get them, too: bookstores (sometimes some books you could only get at the
Finding out you have been a victim of identity theft is definitely one of the things I wish to never be able to experience. Identity theft can not only drain
Welcome back Riverbats! I hope your 2019 has gotten to a good start. This is the time where gyms are full, and our minds filled with possibilities for this new
Credit cards. They are everywhere–offers in your mail, your email, social media, even at a clothing store. Credit cards are one of our favorite things to use–and yet, we often
Last year my phone started turning on and off on its own, and it became clear to me it was time to get another phone. I went deep into the
One of the many questions we get at the Student Money Management Office is about how to go about building credit. As a college student, this is your time to
Hello ACC students! The new FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) 2019/2020 went live on October 1st, and we need you to complete it! Why should you complete the
It’s payday! Everybody’s favorite day. But wait…what’s that? Who’s FICA? Why do they get a chunk of my money? Federal Taxes The first thing you notice is the fact that
One of the things that happens a lot whenever you move to an apartment/house by yourself, is that you think “this is finally my time to get a dog/cat/other kind
Picture this: You just got your financial aid disbursement for the semester. Yay! You’re rich! This is probably how I felt every time this happened: BUT Before you go running