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Starving Student Cards provide options for deals at local companies
A Starving Student Card can be a great deal for students depending on their budget and spending habits.
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Readers' Forum Feb. 23
Let’s face it; college students are poor. Many students find ways to squeeze the amount of what they have left for rent or food. Furthermore, some still have trouble understanding interest, loan terms and the importance of paying credit cards on time. According to U.S. News, 56 percent of college students between ages 18 and 24 have four or more credit cards, with an average balance of over $3,000. Students must learn financial literacy.
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Best ways to save for college
For a college student, paying upward of $4,560 for a year at BYU can be a challenge, and it's even harder when trying to save while in school.
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