Categories: For Students, For College Students
College is an exciting time to explore, grow, and gain independence—including getting comfortable with money. Budgeting might sound intimidating, but […]
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Student loans are a hot topic these days, and for good reason. There have been massive shake ups in education […]
Student loan borrowers have a lot on their minds–and for good reason. Executive orders threatening the possible elimination of the […]
For the fourth year, San Diego-based fintech recognized for innovative culture Ascent, a leading provider of innovative financial products and […]
Whether you’re just getting started or a financial planning guru, the sooner you apply financial wellness in your daily life, the longer you will reap the financial benefits. We’re here to break it all down for you with exclusive content and tips that you can actually use and start applying today!
Financial Wellnes Hub
Like everything else, budgeting takes time, practice and patience as you learn to manage your monthly bills and expenses, while still enjoying your college experience. Fortunately, we have resources to help you start to manage your money better and set yourself up for financial success, even after you graduate.
Budgeting Hub
Landing an internship is one of the best opportunities you can take advantage of while in college. For tips on how to land your dream internship or how to get ready for your first job after college, Ascent has helpful videos and blogs to prepare you.
Career Advice Hub
Deciding on class schedules, finding housing for the next school year, having awkward (and sometimes uncomfortable) conversations with your roommates – all new adventures as you start your college career that no one really prepares you for beforehand. Luckily, there’s probably an Ascent blog or video for that.
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