Financial Literacy

Dollars and sense

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Debit Card Fraud Protection Tips For College Students

Many college students rely on the use of their debit cards to make purchases without knowing much about debit card fraud protection. In fact, a debit card may be way riskier than having a credit card or using cash...


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What Is FinTech – Am I Already Using It?
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Financial Literacy for College Students
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Types of Cyber Security Threats to College Students
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5 Ways To Build Credit Score

Here are 5 ways you can work on building your credit. All of your efforts will be paid off when you can afford larger loans—for cars, houses, or businesses, for example—in the future.
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Digital Identity Management: Ways On Managing Digital Identity

In an attempt to help prospective students and upcoming graduates create an authentic online reputation, we’re discussing how your digital identity can make a difference when applying to a school, internship, or future career.
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How To Identify A Phishing Attack

Online scams are everywhere and can be hard to avoid. This article covers the basics for spotting phishing attacks via email and social media and what you can do to defend your personal information and stay safe.
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5 Ways To Avoid Being a Broke College Student

Here are our top tips to help you avoid being broke in college while instilling positive personal financial habits—many of which will benefit you for years to come.
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Identity Theft Protection: Tips for College Students

As former President Bill Clinton stated, financial literacy is simply “a very fancy term for saying spend it smart, don't blow it, save what you can and know how the economy works.”...
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7 Reasons Why Financial Literacy Should Be Learned at a Young Age

As former President Bill Clinton stated, financial literacy is simply “a very fancy term for saying spend it smart, don't blow it, save what you can and know how the economy works.”...
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What You Need to Know About Paying for College

Stressed by the thought of paying for college? Try this easy checklist to pay for college in 2018-2019.

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