Callie McGill is a Content Marketer for ValuePenguin.com.
When Finances Change While Your Student Is in CollegeFinances change; it happens. Instead of panicking because your student attends an expensive college, follow this advice to possibly receive more financial aid. |
Get More Money by Appealing Your Financial Aid AwardThe financial aid package you're initially offered doesn't have to be set in stone. Here's what to do to appeal yours and receive more money for college. |
6 Ways for Students to Independently Pay for CollegeStudents don't have to rely on their parents to be able to pay for college. Here are six avenues to consider that can help you pay for your higher education. |
7 Tips to Help You Profit With a Freelance CareerFreelance work can be lucrative, but it won't be if you're not doing it right. Here are seven tips to help you launch your freelance career today. |
Financial Transparency: The FAFSA, Your Student, and YouSome parents are wary about sharing financial information with their students when filing the FAFSA. Here's how to avoid it and the bright side if you don't. |
How and Why to Save for Retirement in Your 20sSaving for retirement probably isn't even on your mind yet, but it should be! Here's how and why you should start saving for your future in your 20s. |
4 Big Questions to Ask When Choosing a Bank in CollegeGoing to college is a huge commitment—personally and financially. Make sure you're putting your money in the right hands by also finding the right bank. |
5 Benefits of Carrying Student Debt in Your NameScared of taking out student loans to help pay for college? You don't have to be! Here's why having some debt in your name may not be as bad as it seems. |
What We Learned From Student Entrepreneurs in the Time of COVID-19Students took advantage of free time during the pandemic to launch businesses that benefit communities. Here's how you can too even in tumultuous times! |
How to Pay for College When Your 529 Plan Takes a HitBefore panicking about your assets as the stock market fluctuates, read this advice to assess your other options for covering your student's college costs. |
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