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aquarius_grl91
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aquarius_grl91 asked 12 months ago in Financial Planning

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What are some good sites for college students to learn more about finances and money management?

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Michael Kitces
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Michael Kitces responded 12 months ago

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Aquarius_Grl91,
First of all, good for you for wanting to learn more about this while you're in college!

For some general sites with material about investments and personal finance, I would take a look at MotleyFool.com, CBSMarketwatch.com, and BankRate.com.

For more of a blogosphere oriented approach, check out some of the sites that were ranked well at http://www.mydollarplan.com/personal-finance-site-rankings-april-2008/.

If you want to take a look at a book as well, I'd suggest Ric Edelman's "The Truth About Money", available at Amazon.com and other bookstores.

I hope that helps a little!

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