Graduation season is a good time for people in their early 20s to start thinking about ways to better manage their money. How do you balance paying off student loans and saving for the future? Should you move back in with your parents to save on rent? What's the best way to budget properly? ?
There are very few people in their 20s who manage their money perfectly while thinking about their life and career. We want to help you get started.
We designed a 5-day financial boot camp for people in their 20s to help them think about work, budgeting, saving, and tackling debt.
From May 13, 2024, financial columnist Ron Lieber. Tara Siegel Bernard, consumer finance reporter. Personal Finance Editor Mike Dang guides you through best practices for getting your finances in order.
I hope that by the end of this week you will have a better understanding of money and what you need to do to build a strong financial future for yourself.
how to start
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What you get
Every day for five days, you'll receive advice, explanations and exercises on how to use job benefits, budget, pay off debt and think about your future.
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