FRENZ HUB LIFESTYLE
A budget is crucial for the school year. Track how much you make, spend, and plan so you only spend what you have.
Many banks have student accounts that minimize or even waive all fees. Find a new bank if your bank charges you a monthly account fee or other fees.
Do not overdraft on your bank account; in other words, do not spend more money than your checking account.
Restaurants, movie theaters, and other establishments might give you a deal if you show them your valid student ID card.
If you are a student, you should ask if you can get a student discount before signing up for or paying anything.
The library is an excellent resource you can use to cut down on expenses and meet a college student’s budget.
There’s rarely a good reason to buy brand-new textbooks. They are notoriously pricey, so if you can buy used textbooks rather than new ones, go for it!
You should get a lot of free things that you otherwise would have to pay for simply by being a student.
All colleges have a career services office to help you write your resume. There is no cost to you, so you should take advantage of it.
As a college student, many universities offer a wide range of services as they know that college students struggle with money.