If you have questions about your particular situation, our peer mentors are all happy to sit down with you during office hours or an appointment.
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By Kimble Schiller If you search up “how to grocery shop as a college student”, you’ll find endless grocery lists posted for your benefit. These are great references to avoid becoming overwhelmed by confusion and existential dread in the middle of Publix’s daunting halls. Lists are a great tool to moderate your spending, as they
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Above all, remember to stay flexible and keep moving forward! One of the worst things for your New Year’s resolutions is an all-or-nothing mindset. As Mike Tyson put it: “Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the face.” When life throws you a curveball–and it will–the most important thing is being able to adapt and alter your plan. If you get a little thrown off or need to shift your financial goals, that’s okay! What’s important is steady progress, mindfulness with regards to your money, and commitment to your overall vision.
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Shifting the focus from stuff to value is a core financial literacy skill, and one that pays dividends well beyond the holidays.
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Thanksgiving is about connection and gratitude—not credit card debt. We hope that these resources help you to pull off a feast that feels luxurious without spending a fortune.
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Atlanta is home to a variety of gorgeous greenspaces, and the weather right now is perfect for taking advantage of them.
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