I am a student and live on a limited budget

[papijah481]

I am a student and live on a limited budget, sometimes working part-time. It hasn’t gotten to the point of debt yet, but I often find myself “at zero” until the next scholarship. I want to learn how to build financial habits that will help me avoid getting into a long-term financial hole. What habits should I develop from a young age to avoid debt problems in the future?

[radexo8506]

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[nimeberi]

Keeping track of your expenses is a good move. However, it won't help much if you don't try to find new sources of income.

[felissa]

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