Student Credit Cards
20 September 2011
Online Applications | Good Student Credit Card Offers
Credit card applications can be found at www.goodstudentcreditcard.com where good students can compare the best student credit card offers currently available. Diligent credit card use can lead to a lifetime of low-interest rate loan opportunities like auto loans, mortgages and other forms of consumer credit. Credit card issuers recognize that students tend to have limited credit histories and lower reportable incomes. Notwithstanding, good students enrolled in universities and colleges throughout the country are often given the opportunity to start building a credit record early. This is an opportunity that should be highly valued, particularly in light of the enduring credit crisis which has made it difficult for many people with good credit records to receive any form of credit. In fact, some existing credit limits have been decreased by issuers.
Student credit cards issued by Discover and Capital One are specifically designed for good students. Some of the features offered by these credit card issuers include:
• No Annual Fee
• 0% Interest for a fixed period of time
• Cashback Bonuses
• $0 Fraud Liability Guarantee
During this climate of economic instability, illiquidity in the credit markets, in the stock market, uncertainty in the stock market and the softening Real Estate market, one thing remains constant – good students should be given the opportunity to build a credit history. Responsibility, however, is vital. It is important for students to keep in mind that if they don’t have enough money to buy something now, you should consider saving up until you can. Credit cards are most advantageous to students when then balance is paid in full every month. They should be treated like cash in hand. In these difficult economic times, where credit is proving to be more difficult to come by, it is important to establish a strong credit profile by obtaining credit early and maintaining a consistent payment history. Student credit cards issued by Discover and Capital One are perfectly designed for student applicants.
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Financial Basics: Money-Management Guide for Students $5 New – Jason is typical of today’s college students, who are assuming unprecedented debt burdens because of relaxed limits on student loans and easily obtained credit cards. Many on college campuses are calling it a fiscal crisis. Financial Basics tackles the gaps in the personal financial knowledge of college students. Beginning with debit-credit card issues, student loan decisions, and the challenge of managing and reducing debt, Knox walks readers through money management. She skillfully addre |
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Getting Out of Debt $13.99 Borrowing from Peter to pay Paul?The American economy is dragging, with unemployment rates rising and consumer debt hitting $2.5 trillion. Many people are in deep and need help. Here, a Certified Financial Planner explains the mathematics of debt; strategies to deal with credit card, mortgage, student, and other loans; why debt consolidation and taking loans from a 401(k) can lead to problems; truths about bankruptcy; and how to use debt while eliminating it.·Includes essential resources and websites, sample letters and forms, loan forgiveness programs, bankruptcy resources·Author a Certified Financial Planner·Covers every kind of debt, mortgages to credit cards to student loans·National credit card debt is growing exponentially |
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I Will Teach You to Be Rich $13.95 You don’t have to be perfect to be rich. Or the smartest person in the room. Or a type-A personality. In fact, with Ramit Sethi’s six-week program to financial independence, you can start with any amount of money, do just 85 percent of what he suggests, and succeed brilliantly through good times and bad.As irreverent and entertaining as he is practical and wise, Sethi explains how to beat banks and credit cards at the fee game, automate your cash flow, negotiate for a raise, manage student loans, and enjoy your lattes and Manolo Blahniks by practicing conscious spending. It’s how to master your money with the least amount of effort—and then get on with your life. |
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Identity Series: Financial Literacy $3.24 Used – Financial Literacy addresses the most critical financial issues facing students and more importantly, how to manage them. It offers helpful information and practical advice to guide students to make better financial choices. From student loans to credit cards and budgeting, the author speaks directly to students and encourages them to think and act proactively about their finances. This makes it easy to start healthy conversations and provide problem-solving lessons around money. Torabi u |
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Identity Series: Financial Literacy $10.82 New – Financial Literacy addresses the most critical financial issues facing students and more importantly, how to manage them. It offers helpful information and practical advice to guide students to make better financial choices. From student loans to credit cards and budgeting, the author speaks directly to students and encourages them to think and act proactively about their finances. This makes it easy to start healthy conversations and provide problem-solving lessons around money. Torabi un |
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Identity Series: Financial Literacy $10.12 New – Financial Literacy addresses the most critical financial issues facing students and more importantly, how to manage them. It offers helpful information and practical advice to guide students to make better financial choices. From student loans to credit cards and budgeting, the author speaks directly to students and encourages them to think and act proactively about their finances. This makes it easy to start healthy conversations and provide problem-solving lessons around money. Torabi un |
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Identity Series: Financial Literacy $6.4 Used – Financial Literacy addresses the most critical financial issues facing students and more importantly, how to manage them. It offers helpful information and practical advice to guide students to make better financial choices. From student loans to credit cards and budgeting, the author speaks directly to students and encourages them to think and act proactively about their finances. This makes it easy to start healthy conversations and provide problem-solving lessons around money. Torabi u |
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Insider’s Guide to Credit Cards $0.01 These concise and student-friendly booklets on topics critical to college success are a perfect complement to your textbook and course. Bundle one with any Bedford/St. Martin’s textbook at no additional cost. |
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Life Skills Activities for Secondary Students with Special Needs $17.57 Life Skills Activities for Secondary Students with Special NeedsSecond EditionIn this thoroughly revised and updated edition, special educator and best-selling author Darlene Mannix offers teachers and parents a unique collection of illustrated activities complete with student worksheets, discussion questions, and evaluation suggestions to help adolescents with special needs acquire the basic skills they need to achieve independence and success in everyday life. Each activity focuses on a specific skill within the context of real-life situations and includes complete teacher instructions for its effective use, from objective and introduction through optional extension activities and guidelines for student assessment. Designed for quick and easy use, all of these ready-to-use materials are presented in an 8?” x 11″ lay-flat format for easy photocopying and organized into six sections: Self-Awareness (knowing oneself, personal life choices), People Skills (relating to others, making friends), Academic and School Skills (reading, writing, math, study skills), Practical Living Skills (money, travel, living arrangements, shopping, eating, nutrition, exercise), Vocational Skills (finding a vocation, getting and keeping a job), and Problem-Solving Skills (making good decisions, using resources, setting goals, understanding risks). This new edition includes more than 50 all-new exercises covering everything from being flexible and understanding your disability to using cell phones, e-mail, the Internet, and debit/credit cards. This book can be used equally well as an ongoing curriculum for daily life skills training in the classroom or as a go-to reference for teachers, homeschoolers, and therapists seeking help to address specific skill deficits. |
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Life Skills Activities for Secondary Students with Special Needs $29.95 Life Skills Activities for Secondary Students with Special NeedsSecond EditionIn this thoroughly revised and updated edition, special educator and best-selling author Darlene Mannix offers teachers and parents a unique collection of illustrated activities complete with student worksheets, discussion questions, and evaluation suggestions to help adolescents with special needs acquire the basic skills they need to achieve independence and success in everyday life. Each activity focuses on a specific skill within the context of real-life situations and includes complete teacher instructions for its effective use, from objective and introduction through optional extension activities and guidelines for student assessment. Designed for quick and easy use, all of these ready-to-use materials are presented in an 8?” x 11″ lay-flat format for easy photocopying and organized into six sections: Self-Awareness (knowing oneself, personal life choices), People Skills (relating to others, making friends), Academic and School Skills (reading, writing, math, study skills), Practical Living Skills (money, travel, living arrangements, shopping, eating, nutrition, exercise), Vocational Skills (finding a vocation, getting and keeping a job), and Problem-Solving Skills (making good decisions, using resources, setting goals, understanding risks). This new edition includes more than 50 all-new exercises covering everything from being flexible and understanding your disability to using cell phones, e-mail, the Internet, and debit/credit cards. This book can be used equally well as an ongoing curriculum for daily life skills training in the classroom or as a go-to reference for teachers, homeschoolers, and therapists seeking help to address specific skill deficits. |
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Managing Debt for Dummies $16.99 If you”re trying to kick the Buy Now/Pay Later habit and get your spiraling debt under control, you need Managing Debt For Dummies now! This practical, commonsense guide provides straightforward strategies for coping with every kind of secured and unsecured debt, including, personal loans, car loans, mortgages, home equity loans, lines of credit, credit cards, finance company loans, and student loans. You”ll find out how easy it is to: Distinguish between good and bad debtGo on a debt diet to get back into financial shapeStart a filing system to track debt and protect life after debtAdopt a smart spending regimenIncrease your incomeConsolidate your debtDecide which bills to pay when you can”t pay them allUse credit cards responsiblyYou can still live well while slashing spending on groceries, clothing, and entertainment. Find out how in Managing Debt for Dummies. |
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Managing Debt for Dummies $5 Used – If you’re trying to kick the Buy Now/Pay Later habit and get your spiraling debt under control, you need “Managing Debt For Dummies” now! This practical, commonsense guide provides straightforward strategies for coping with every kind of secured and unsecured debt, including, personal loans, car loans, mortgages, home equity loans, lines of credit, credit cards, finance company loans, and student loans. You’ll find out how easy it is to: distinguish between good and bad debt; go on a debt |
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Managing Debt for Dummies $0.99 Used – If you’re trying to kick the Buy Now/Pay Later habit and get your spiraling debt under control, you need “Managing Debt For Dummies” now! This practical, commonsense guide provides straightforward strategies for coping with every kind of secured and unsecured debt, including, personal loans, car loans, mortgages, home equity loans, lines of credit, credit cards, finance company loans, and student loans. You’ll find out how easy it is to: distinguish between good and bad debt; go on a debt |
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Managing Debt for Dummies $48.05 New – If you’re trying to kick the “Buy Now/Pay Later” habit and get your spiraling debt under control, you need “Managing Debt For Dummies” now! This practical, commonsense guide provides straightforward strategies for coping with every kind of secured and unsecured debt, including, personal loans, car loans, mortgages, home equity loans, lines of credit, credit cards, finance company loans, and student loans. You’ll find out how easy it is to: Distinguish between good and bad debtGo on a “debt |
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Master Your Debt: Slash Your Monthly Payments and Become Debt Free $27.98 The world of borrowing and debt management has changed dramatically, leaving people confused about how best to secure their financial future. This audio book is the only guide with detailed advice to help you become debt-free or master the debt you have, based on the latest laws and new government programs and policies implemented under the Obama administration.Is the information and advice on debt management different than in years past? Definitely, and in this savvy, engaging guide, bestselling author and financial expert Jordan Goodman will show you how to:•Win the mortgage game: avoid foreclosure, obtain the best refinancing, and modify your mortgage even if it’s “under water”• Clean up your credit report and dramatically boost your credit score•Negotiate new terms and payments for burdensome medical bills, student loans, and credit cards• Protect yourself from the devastation of identity theft• Master new credit card rules… |
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Mathematics: Its Power and Utility $238.95 MATHEMATICS: ITS POWER AND UTILITY, Tenth Edition, combines a unique and practical focus on real-world problem solving allowing even the least-interested or worst-prepared student to appreciate the beauty and value of math while mastering basic concepts and skills they will apply to their daily lives. The first half of the book explores the POWER and historic impact of mathematics and helps students harness that POWER by developing an effective approach to problem solving. The second half builds upon this foundation by exploring the UTLITY and application of math concepts to a wide variety of real-life situations: money management; handling of credit cards; inflation; purchase of a car or home; the effective use of probability, statistics, and surveys; and many other topics of life interest. Unlike many mathematics texts, MATHEMATICS: ITS POWER AND UTILITY, Tenth Edition, assumes a basic working knowledge of arithmetic, making it effective even for students with no exposure to algebra. Completely self-contained chapters make it easy to teach to a customized syllabus or support the precise pace and emphasis that students require. |
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Mathematics: Its Power and Utility $217.95 MATHEMATICS: ITS POWER AND UTILITY, Tenth Edition, combines a unique and practical focus on real-world problem solving allowing even the least-interested or worst-prepared student to appreciate the beauty and value of math while mastering basic concepts and skills they will apply to their daily lives. The first half of the book explores the POWER and historic impact of mathematics and helps students harness that POWER by developing an effective approach to problem solving. The second half builds upon this foundation by exploring the UTLITY and application of math concepts to a wide variety of real-life situations: money management; handling of credit cards; inflation; purchase of a car or home; the effective use of probability, statistics, and surveys; and many other topics of life interest. Unlike many mathematics texts, MATHEMATICS: ITS POWER AND UTILITY, Tenth Edition, assumes a basic working knowledge of arithmetic, making it effective even for students with no exposure to algebra. Completely self-contained chapters make it easy to teach to a customized syllabus or support the precise pace and emphasis that students require. |
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Mathematics: Its Power and Utility $238.95 MATHEMATICS: ITS POWER AND UTILITY, Tenth Edition, combines a unique and practical focus on real-world problem solving allowing even the least-interested or worst-prepared student to appreciate the beauty and value of math while mastering basic concepts and skills they will apply to their daily lives. The first half of the book explores the POWER and historic impact of mathematics and helps students harness that POWER by developing an effective approach to problem solving. The second half builds upon this foundation by exploring the UTLITY and application of math concepts to a wide variety of real-life situations: money management; handling of credit cards; inflation; purchase of a car or home; the effective use of probability, statistics, and surveys; and many other topics of life interest. Unlike many mathematics texts, MATHEMATICS: ITS POWER AND UTILITY, Tenth Edition, assumes a basic working knowledge of arithmetic, making it effective even for students with no exposure to algebra. Completely self-contained chapters make it easy to teach to a customized syllabus or support the precise pace and emphasis that students require. |
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No Sucker Left Behind: Avoiding the Great College Rip-Off $13.44 New – Look before you learn: With classes topping $100 per hour, the average graduate owes $23,000 in student loans and $3,000 in credit cards or more. But the real cost-when missing income, interest on loans, and other costs are factored in-averages almost $85,000. Debt, not academic problems, is the leading cause of dropping out. The debt is a risky business proposition: Only 33 percent of full-time students graduate within four years, and only about half (54 percent) graduate within six year |
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No Sucker Left Behind: Avoiding the Great College Rip-Off $9.56 New – Look before you learn: With classes topping $100 per hour, the average graduate owes $23,000 in student loans and $3,000 in credit cards or more. But the real cost-when missing income, interest on loans, and other costs are factored in-averages almost $85,000. Debt, not academic problems, is the leading cause of dropping out. The debt is a risky business proposition: Only 33 percent of full-time students graduate within four years, and only about half (54 percent) graduate within six year |
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PFIN 2010 (with Review Cards and Bind-In Printed Access Card) $59.95 Created through a “student-tested, faculty-approved” review process with numerous students and faculty, PFIN is an engaging and accessible solution to accommodate the diverse lifestyles of today’s learners. PFIN employs a life-cycle approach to personal financial management, addressing financial plans, assets, credit, insurance, investment, and retirement as individuals and families progress through a lifetime. This cutting-edge text also reflects the most recent financial developments and research, from new tax laws and the latest financial data to professional financial advice that considers the impact of the recent global financial crisis. Combining an eye-catching design and reader-friendly content, this innovative text engages student interest with opening vignettes, interesting cases, and numerous real-life examples, as well as a proven, integrated learning system to help students readily master course material. In addition, step-by-step features teach students to use today’s most critical financial tools and technology, including Internet resources and financial planning software. |
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Personal Financial Management: From College to Career $52 FINALLY! The perfect resource for you to teach your students about the importance of personal finance is now available! Personal Financial Management: From College to Career is designed for college students and graduates concerned about their financial future in a complex world of credit cards (including the new Credit Cardholder's Bill of Rights Act), debit cards, student loan debt, credit reports, FICO scoring, identity theft, the impact of love and money in a relationship, the ways to buy a house or car, personal taxes, IRAs, 401(k) plans, endless investment options in stocks, bonds and mutual funds, and soaring medical and retirement costs. This book gives students a solid foundation in personal financial management as they begin their careers and where important financial choices are made and mistakes can be costly. |
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Pfin 2010 (with Review Cards and Bind-In Printed Access Card) $7.71 Used – Created through a ’student-tested, faculty-approved’ review process with numerous students and faculty, “PFIN” is an engaging and accessible solution to accommodate the diverse lifestyles of today’s learners. “PFIN” employs a life-cycle approach to personal financial management, addressing financial plans, assets, credit, insurance, investment, and retirement as individuals and families progress through a lifetime. This cutting-edge text also reflects the most recent financial development |
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Pfin 2010 (with Review Cards and Bind-In Printed Access Card) $42 New – Created through a ’student-tested, faculty-approved’ review process with numerous students and faculty, “PFIN” is an engaging and accessible solution to accommodate the diverse lifestyles of today’s learners. “PFIN” employs a life-cycle approach to personal financial management, addressing financial plans, assets, credit, insurance, investment, and retirement as individuals and families progress through a lifetime. This cutting-edge text also reflects the most recent financial developments |
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