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Financial Aid >Money Matters
As a service to our CUA Law students, the Office of Financial Aid has compiled a list of outside links which may be helpful to students with regards to money and finance. While these sources are listed for your review, CUA is not responsible for the materials contained within them. Please use common sense and/or consult your financial advisor before applying any of the advice below.
- Money Matters -
You and Your Credit: How to obtain your Free Credit Report.
Wise Borrowing: A tutorial provided by Access Group
The New Grad PLUS: Is it better than a Private/Commercial Loan?
5 Ways to Kill Your Credit Score: by David Ellis of CNNMoney.com
20 Ways to Save: by MP Dunleavey of MoneyCentral.MSN.com
Tackling Debt: by Mindy Fetterman of USAToday.com
MyMoney.gov: by the U.S. Financial Literacy and Education Commission
Estimate Your Credit Score: by MoneyCentral.MSN.com
Credit Card's Worst Tricks: by David Bach of Yahoo Finance
Beware of Officail Looking Student Loan Offers: by Kimberly Palmer of USNews.com
2007 Tax Benefits: Credits and Deductions by EdFund.com
IRS Publication 970 for 2007 Tax Benefits for Education by IRS.gov
Five College Money Scams to Avoid by SmartMoney.com
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