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7 Easy Ways For Students To Begin Investing
Investing doesn’t have to be the minefield that it is often portrayed as. In this post I will break down the 7 easiest ways to start investing as a student. And yes it is never too early to start investing. Actually the younger you are when you start, the better because of the magic of compound interesting. So let’s get into key investing tips for students. Related Articles: Compound interest has been called the ninth wonder of the world because it is so powerful. The younger you begin investing the better because this means more years to harness the power of compound interest. Why is compound interest so important? Example:…
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Your Ultimate Guide to Student Finance
When I started thinking about applying for university I had no idea how student finance worked. My biggest worry about going to university was taking on this huge amount of debt, for my case it was going to be around £55k. I spent so many hours researching and trying to understand how it all worked. This post will save you all of that time because I am going to explain everything you need to know about student finance in England. And yes they are slightly different to student loans in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. All figures are accurate as of December 2020 HOW DO I APPLY? Applications usually open…
