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Money Moves for Recent Grads: Utah Professor Ann C. House

By Academic Professionals, Special to InvestorPlace.com

'Building savings is made by the day-to-day decisions we make to spend less, save even if its $2 a day at first, but be consistent and set this money aside. An emergency fund takes time to build. Repaying student loans will also be the habitual paying debt down each month, perhaps throwing a bit more towards the debt, until it is paid.'

Money Moves for Recent Grads: CSULB Professor Laura Gonzalez

By Academic Professionals, Special to InvestorPlace.com

'It is quite likely that even after the pandemic passes, employees will resist commute and appreciate the flexibility of working from home at least one day a week. Employers will see this as a reasonable and productive alternative to expensive bonuses and other benefits.'

Money Moves for Recent Grads: Clemson Professor Scott Baier

By Academic Professionals, Special to InvestorPlace.com

'If you are having trouble making payments on your students loans because you are having a hard time finding a job or unemployment, the best thing you can do is contact your lender and see if you can delay payments.'

Money Moves for Recent Grads: Cornell University Professor Vicki Bogan

By Academic Professionals, Special to InvestorPlace.com

'Specifically, with regard to savings, it is important for new graduates to develop an emergency fund with at least 6-8 months of expenses. The economic downturn due to the coronavirus has highlighted the financial fragility of many households.'

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