TheLiveBigWay® Digest: Your Financial Journey – Part 1

Hello Readers,
As financial planners, we are in a unique and privileged position to share in the rhythmic changes of our Clients’ lives. In fact, it is during periods of transition that financial planning takes on even deeper meaning. We believe our role during these life transitions is to serve as a guide for our Clients. Periods of change often engender a desire for mental clarity, and we believe it can be helpful to have reliable and engaging resources and someone to “walk an idea around the block” with to determine what planning items need to be addressed so you can focus on navigating the transition.
In this vein, we plan to share a buffet of resources related to various life transitions throughout the coming year. While you may find yourself personally outside of the different transitions at a given time, we think you’ll find that concepts within the resources can be applied to other life transitions, or maybe you find an opportunity to connect with someone special in your life by sharing these resources to help them during a particular time in their life.
We’ve titled this series “Your Financial Journey,” and we’ll begin today by sharing tips and resources for students. We hope you find this series valuable, and we look forward to navigating life’s many transitions together.
Here for you every step of the way,
The Yeske Buie Team
Your Financial Journey – Part 1
Tips for College Students
Keep Calm and File On
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Advice to Incoming College Freshmen
Financial Habits for College Students
We explore four tips for college students to promote a smart start in developing healthy financial habits.
The Student Loan Starting Line
We share information about student loan debt to help it feel like a manageable part of your everyday financial life.
Top Tips for New Grads
We think these tips for college grads can help set the tone for beneficial financial habits now and down the road.