April 29th, 2008
So, you’re the big-shot (or medium-shot) college entrepreneur. Your friends notice your success and suddenly… they want to borrow money from you. What do you do?
Let’s get this straight at the onset. First, the money you lend to anybody should always be disposable income; something you’d likely spend on something you don’t need. […]
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April 9th, 2008
You’ve probably seen this scene on television dozens of times: large monitors high up the ceiling of a large room where there are so many computer terminals and people in business suits talking or shouting to each other.
And you ought to know what that scene is. It’s the stock exchange - the typical visual […]
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March 31st, 2008
My forray into the world of paper assets started January of ‘08, and my venture into the stock market was a learning experience. I made some money, lost a little more, but came out of it with a new philosophical approach to investing while in college that I think can benefit other eager investors / […]
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March 19th, 2008
Is your college business booming? Or are you living quite the opposite, with constantly knitted eyebrows, thinking how to pay for various business expenses? Well, either case should make you realize the importance of having one thing – a business emergency fund.
An emergency fund is a three to six months worth of business expenses. It […]
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March 18th, 2008
I was literally broke in college. I came from a relatively poor family. I was basically on my own to cover tuition and expenses, and took out Federal loans to do that. Since I knew that I was living on borrowed money, I tried to live as simply as possible.
Let me tell […]
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