UK Money saving advisory service The Thrifty Scot publishes new book on the pitfalls of student finances. No other guide gives you as much insight or as many practical tips for successfully navigating
October 31, 2006 (Press Release) --
So you are headed to university. Studying, socializing, and – spending? Far too many students find themselves in financial trouble during and after university, a situation that makes it extremely difficult to get a good start on a career after school. You do not have to find yourself in that position, though, thanks to an excellent new book that teaches you everything you need to know about student finances.
The Student Finance Guide is specially designed to ease student finance fears and keep your accounts in good standing. No other guide gives you as much insight or as many practical tips for successfully navigating university life.
University is a time to learn
Attending university is one of the most exciting (and sometimes frightening) things you will ever do. For the first time, you are on your own, responsible for your time, your actions, and for your money. It is exhilarating and terrifying all at once.
There is no need to fear this new set of responsibilities if you learn the proper way to manage your finances while still enjoying university life. The Student Finance Guide takes you right through proper money management steps that prevent you from making foolish, life altering decisions about your money.
You can have a great time at university, learning about yourself and the rest of the world, without ending up in debt and in trouble.
What is in The Student Finance Guide?
Here are the topics addressed in this excellent guide:
Don’t be a student sheep – stay out of debt
Do your research – what does it really cost to attend university?
Manage your money – budgets, your social life, and keeping them in balance
Make informed decisions – banks, overdrafts, and credit cards
Earn a crust – work, study, and balance
Communication – it is not foolish to ask for help
You can see that The Student Finance Guide is a complete manual for managing and preserving student finances. If you are a student, parent of a student, or simply a friend who cares, this guide is essential to successfully navigating university life.
How to learn more
You can learn more about The Student Finance Guide (http://www.thriftyscot.co.uk/student-finance-guide/) and how essential it is to university living.
Further information on: money saving advice (http://www.thriftyscot.co.uk)
Contact information:
Peter Kenny
152 Gallowgate
Glasgow G1 5DR
Telephone: 0141 552 8888
The Student Finance Guide is specially designed to ease student finance fears and keep your accounts in good standing. No other guide gives you as much insight or as many practical tips for successfully navigating university life.
University is a time to learn
Attending university is one of the most exciting (and sometimes frightening) things you will ever do. For the first time, you are on your own, responsible for your time, your actions, and for your money. It is exhilarating and terrifying all at once.
There is no need to fear this new set of responsibilities if you learn the proper way to manage your finances while still enjoying university life. The Student Finance Guide takes you right through proper money management steps that prevent you from making foolish, life altering decisions about your money.
You can have a great time at university, learning about yourself and the rest of the world, without ending up in debt and in trouble.
What is in The Student Finance Guide?
Here are the topics addressed in this excellent guide:
Don’t be a student sheep – stay out of debt
Do your research – what does it really cost to attend university?
Manage your money – budgets, your social life, and keeping them in balance
Make informed decisions – banks, overdrafts, and credit cards
Earn a crust – work, study, and balance
Communication – it is not foolish to ask for help
You can see that The Student Finance Guide is a complete manual for managing and preserving student finances. If you are a student, parent of a student, or simply a friend who cares, this guide is essential to successfully navigating university life.
How to learn more
You can learn more about The Student Finance Guide (http://www.thriftyscot.co.uk/student-finance-guide/) and how essential it is to university living.
Further information on: money saving advice (http://www.thriftyscot.co.uk)
Contact information:
Peter Kenny
152 Gallowgate
Glasgow G1 5DR
Telephone: 0141 552 8888
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