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Tasha Williams

Tasha Williams, a former investment banking analyst, specializes in writing content about finance and economics, AI, insurance, fintech, and diversity in these industries.

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Money tactics for new college graduates: Winning the paper chase

The world may be more digital now than when your parents started out or even when you began your studies a few years ago. However, keeping up with “paperwork" remains an essential life skill that can help you access opportunities to achieve your goals, specifically as it pertains to pursuing higher education and getting a job.

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Money tactics for new college graduates: 4 ways to boost your workforce readiness

After all the hard work you put in to get your diploma, don't be surprised if you find yourself wondering if you're ready to take the next step into the professional realm. It's completely normal to have these thoughts. It's also fine to realize that the answer might be “No."

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Evaluating jobs and offers for new college graduates

You've turned in that final paper and taken that last exam. As a new graduate, however, you still face another critical test: learning to stand on your own financially.

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Money tactics for new college graduates: The importance of having backup

Just when you think you're ready to pursue the path you've dedicated four years to studying, life may take a turn. Financial challenges and setbacks, especially early in your career, can become disheartening. Lining up your resources with a back-up plan can give you the flexibility to pursue your dreams with confidence.

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Money tactics for new college graduates: Get ahead of yourself with good money habits

Reviewing your financial situation is a challenging but critical first step to getting ahead of your finances as a new college graduate. Think of it as taking a "financial selfie." Get started by gathering any information pertaining to your assets (what you own) and your liabilities (what you owe).

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