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Money is Not Necessarily Wealth

Have you ever had a mentor or mentored someone? Do you know what it means to mentor? I have been lucky to have had several incredible people take me under their wings and mentor me. I’ve also had the opportunity to pay it forward. The satisfaction found in this kind of volunteer activity is far greater than you might think. It’s a way to share…

Where Did Summer Go? It’s Back to School Time Already!

Earlier this week I looked at the calendar and realized it was the last day of July and summer is ending soon. Not summer weather, just the season; school will be starting for many in a few weeks which traditionally marks the end of summer’s freedom. What is a Parent to Do? Sadly, there isn’t an option to skip school supply purchases, so the…

Financial Aid Help for College and Loan Refinancing

BillCutterz knows how scary getting ready for college is, especially when funds are low. We’re here for whoever needs financial aid help. Here’s a guide on everything to do with FAFSA, student loans, and refinancing. There are many different forms of aid, one of which is student loans. Student loans are highly disliked by many and are seen as the worst thing a student can do to…

Tips for Back to School Shopping

Going back to school is an exciting part of the year for both parents and children (even if they don’t always think so). New experiences, friends and adventures await, and though most don’t like to admit it, a part of them always looks forward to the first day. Back to school shopping includes clothes, shoes, backpacks, school supplies and so on. It can be a…

Best Ways to Save on Back to School

Early September is one of my favorite times of the year because I love back to school shopping. I can feel the freshly sharpened pencils and the crisp, clean notebooks that are just waiting to be filled with knowledge. While I love shopping for school supplies, I don’t always like the part where I spend a small fortune. Luckily, BillCutterz has us covered with these…

What to Do If Your College Grad Moves Back Home

College graduates are moving home at a much faster rate than ever before and it’s no wonder with the rising costs of living and tough job market. Whether you are personally for or against this new trend, this situation works great for some families. So what happens when your new grad decides he or she wants to move back in with you? Here’s a quick…

How to Travel the United States on a Budget

After graduating from a 4 year college with a degree in poetry, entering the job market right away was neither an easily nor attractive option. I was tired of taking notes and sitting in dull rooms all day. I needed to change my scenery, leave town, meet some new people, and have some new experiences before settling in to the commitment of a new job…

Budgeting Tips for College Students

Most students are faced with many new challenges once they have entered college and begin to embark on their academic journey without their parents to take care of all their needs. Along with the excitement of being able to stay up all hours of the night, come and go as they please, eat as much Fruit Loops as they wish for dinner, the responsibility of…

How to Live on a Student Budget

Many people will give you advice on budget living and how to scrimp a few pennies, but few people cannot appreciate the cost of living until they try it for the first time. How you treat your money now will be an indicator of your future monetary success. You will have to decide if your future will be filled with riches or debt. Here is…

Tax Tips for Parents and Students Attending College

Getting ready to go off to college for the year usually brings to mind thoughts of packing the right books, clothes and electronics. It’s an exciting time, but unfortunately, there should be one more thing on your mind: The IRS. You’ll want to be aware in advance of any tax credits and deductions that can help ease the burden of tuition for students or their…