Article Round-up: Get Out of College Debt-Free Edition

Posted on | August 31, 2010 | 4 Comments

Hello Frugal Confessions Readers!

I graduated from college in 2005, and wow I wish I had known all that I do not about ways to save money, stay out of debt, and to make money. If I had known, I would have come out of college with much less than my $36,000 in student loan debt (which was still a bargain for four years at a private liberal arts college).

In light of this, as well as student loan debt surpassing consumer credit card debt, I wanted to round up some great articles to help you all achieve this either for yourselves or for your children. Money Help for Christians has a great article on how to graduate college with no student loan debt.

Budgeting in the Fun Stuff’s guest poster has some great information on what is considered a liability and what is considered an asset by the government when applying for financial aid.

A guest poster at the Get Rich Slowly blog shares how he paid for his graduate school studies by renting out bedrooms.

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4 Responses to “Article Round-up: Get Out of College Debt-Free Edition”

  1. Budgeting in the Fun Stuff
    August 31st, 2010 @ 9:48 am

    Thanks so much for the mention! Sandy L (First Gen American) really did put a lot of work into her guest post at my site…I was impressed!

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  2. BluSky
    August 31st, 2010 @ 10:58 am

    Your toll booth story reminded me of my own RAC story from years ago. I was at a car wash that was pretty busy and there was one person parked behind me waiting for the stall I was in. I finished my car and then inserted about $1.50 more into the control panel before I pulled out to go vacuum my car. Just a RAC right? Good for me right? No. The guy got mad at me and wanted to know why I put more money in it. When I explained that it was for him to use and I was just trying to do something nice he said he didn’t want me paying for it and insisted on giving me the money back.

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    Amanda L. Grossman Reply:

    Wow BluSky, that is so weird! Very kind of you, though.
    Amanda L. Grossman recently posted..Article Round-up- Get Out of College Debt-Free Edition

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    Budgeting in the Fun Stuff Reply:

    That is strange! I hope you didn’t let him get to you – maybe he has that mental disorder that effects social situations or something (Asperger’s Syndrome I think…).

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