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College Bound: How to save and budget your money to a debt-free graduation!
College Bound will help young people with saving and managing money to graduate debt-free from college. The value of this book is to complete a college education with the knowledge of planning and achieving goals without any debt.
147 pages, Paperback
Published November 27, 2019
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January 21, 2020
Painful! Yet Purposefum
I couldnt put this book down. I felt i was a family member seeing everything through theie eyes. I was captivated intrigued and sad all mixed together. I wish I had known Tai
I couldnt put this book down. I felt i was a family member seeing everything through theie eyes. I was captivated intrigued and sad all mixed together. I wish I had known Tai
May 26, 2020
Thank you
A beautiful account of a victorious testimony, helped me to process parts of my own loss/grieving process, definitely Reccomend, very moving.
A beautiful account of a victorious testimony, helped me to process parts of my own loss/grieving process, definitely Reccomend, very moving.
July 20, 2021
I have enjoyed reading this book so much. To give an overview, I am a Finance professional working here in the US. I do not have school debts because like the author, I tried to be frugal and mindful on where to place my money when I was still in school.
This book has given me the orientation on how the school works here (I was educated in Asia where school fees are much cheaper), how to apply to college/universities, how to support yourself, how to be wise with your income, how to earn a second income, etc. These tips I learned will help me to be ready when my only kid is in high school as I will try to guide her as much as I could to help her make great choices to have a debt-free graduation.
This book is simple and easy to read. I like the fact that the author did not make her tips to be too complicated that you won't be able to follow. She narrated her story during her time, and she also compared it on how it works now in current time (stories like buying a car, house, choosing a degree, etc.) I would definitely recommend this to parents who want their kids to start thinking about their future. High school kids can start reading this now and I won't be surprised if they appreciate this and start learning about finances.
Thanks Ms. Gant and looking forward to more!
This book has given me the orientation on how the school works here (I was educated in Asia where school fees are much cheaper), how to apply to college/universities, how to support yourself, how to be wise with your income, how to earn a second income, etc. These tips I learned will help me to be ready when my only kid is in high school as I will try to guide her as much as I could to help her make great choices to have a debt-free graduation.
This book is simple and easy to read. I like the fact that the author did not make her tips to be too complicated that you won't be able to follow. She narrated her story during her time, and she also compared it on how it works now in current time (stories like buying a car, house, choosing a degree, etc.) I would definitely recommend this to parents who want their kids to start thinking about their future. High school kids can start reading this now and I won't be surprised if they appreciate this and start learning about finances.
Thanks Ms. Gant and looking forward to more!
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