Looking for a quick and easy way to calculate your monthly costs? Then this budget calculator is perfect for you!

Are you thinking about taking out a student loan to pay for school? Use this calculator to see the impact the loan can have on your future budget.

We are here to help you with your financial planning, including seeking out scholarships. Check out this list to get started.

Are you always on the go and looking for ways to save money? We've found some great money mangement and saving apps that you'll just love.

Taxes. For a word with only five letters, it sure can be intimidating. Lets take a step back and simplify things.

Online financial calculators can help guide your financial decisions and planning. Here are some calculators we've found useful.

Even if you don't think you qualify, applying for Federal Financial Aid is worth a try.

By Paul Conrad

This article was originally published in the BYU Parent Newsletter on October 1, 2014 (here) and has relevant information pertaining to parents helping their college children financially and responsibly.

Insurance is a crucial aspect of financial planning. Cheapest isn't always the best in this field, so do your research to find which plans are right for you and your family.

Personal finance courses can be some of the most useful and rewarding classes you take in college.

That's one small step for you, one giant leap for identity theft prevention.

Planning your future can be a daunting task! But, it doesn't have to be.

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Investment might not be feasible as a student, but you can hit the ground running when you finish school if you know where to start.

Employee benefits are just what they sound like: additional perks with your salary for being an employee. Why do they matter so much?