Posts Tagged ‘young’

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I was watching Suze Oreman. Man, do I want to do something now about my financial situation. She gave some good, understandable advice. I want to know how, at age 19, can I begin taking care of things…such as a savings account- I already have a checking, retirement-because it’s always good to start young if you can right?, and credit. I really would like some good advice on how to research, learn, and where to start going. I have four credit cards- all at very high interest of course and I would like to know if there’s a way to get them to lower it. Also, what is a FICO score? How do I manage mine? I make about $900 a month and that all goes to supprting my myself and bills. So I can’t put tons of money into this all. But I think any amount can help. I am pretty smart so give it to me.. I would definately like to learn young about the tricks of the trade and how to support myself, also when I start making more someday. Do I need a Will or to know about how they work? 401K? Help!?!

If someone is 24 interested in business, real estate, law, business management, stock market where should they go to meet people in their age range with the same interests?

OR should they just forget about finding people their age and make friends with ANYBODY who has the same interests, and things in common. Because its not likely to find somebody like this in that age range.

With credit card preditors out there & credit reports, where is the best guidance for young folks (and I believe it should start in middle school) to get help with this?