Money Tips for College Students

23 Job Search Mistakes New College Grads Make

Competition for entry-level positions is fierce for anyone graduating from college in 2015. Need a leg up on your competition? Avoid making these 23 common mistakes, and you decrease your chances of getting passed over for one of your classmates.

Tricks and Tips to Remember Names

Struggling with remembering names is frustrating. What can help you? Science-backed tricks for improving name recall.

23 Words to Delete from Your Resume

You have seconds to grab a potential hiring manager's attention with your resume. Use a word that rubs the person the wrong way and you won't even get an interview.

Study: Best Place to Buy Textbooks Online - BigWords vs Chegg vs Half

We've all been there. It's the second day of the semester and you overlooked one of the books listed in the syllabus. You go down to the campus bookstore, and sure enough, the line not only extends outside the store but it's sold out of the book ...

Starter Credit Cards: What's a Good Starter Card?

Are you ready for your first credit card? It is possible to get a card even with no credit. Read on for your options and our top card recommendations.

Best Time to Buy a Laptop

Buying a new laptop won't cost a fortune if you know when to shop. Stick to these times of year to save money without having to settle for an inferior product.

10 Money Saving Tips for a Road Trip

We've found the secret to saving money on road trips: A big dose of planning. Okay, that might not be much of a secret, but everything from those junk food indulgences to the stomach-churning cash spent at the pump can be managed -- and often ...

How Many Credit Cards is Too Many?

Nearly one-third of survey respondents, believe 3 credit cards are too many for one person to have, according to a recent CreditDonkey.com survey. And 23% said more than 4 is too many. Just 9% believe one credit card is too many.

Survey: Students More Reliant on Credit to Pay for Textbooks, Necessities

Almost half of college students use credit cards to buy or rent textbooks, according to a new survey conducted by CreditDonkey.com.

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