College and Cash Minyanville Staff Sep 07, 2007 10:45 am |
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Your student's off to college this fall, and The Bank of Mom and Dad takes a hit. Ugh, you say? This needn't be a cringe-inducing, budget-busting event.
Minyanville offers tips on how to help your student better handle money, search for scholarships and avoid the "stupidity tax."
1. A Good Budget Essential for College Success
Draft a budget to underscore basic principles.
Scott Reeves
2. How to Avoid College Credit Card Debt
It's never a good time for interest payments.
Scott Reeves
3. College Financial Tips to Survive and Thrive
You can't concentrate on your studies if you're always worried about cash.
4. College Costs: Paying Your Part
For students who have to borrow, Stafford Loan is a good place to start.
Scott Reeves
5. The Scholarship Search: A Guide
When and where to start.
Scott Reeves

6. 529 Plan Helps You Save for College
Never underestimate the cost of a four-year education.
Scott Reeves
7. Rating College Savings Plans
Tax breaks and convenience are primary selling points.
Scott Reeves
8. Buying College Housing a Good Choice?
Do you want co-ed idiocy played out on your property?
Scott Reeves
9. How To Better Deal With Homesickness
Ways to ease the transition.
Scott Reeves
10. Off to College? Don't Forget Insurance
Ignoring needed coverage can punch a hole in your budget.
Scott Reeves
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