How to earn cash while studying

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How to make money during your studies?

There are many ways to earn cash while studying, however, I always chose those that were in some way relevant to the faculty and the knowledge I acquired there. I have always seen such earnings as a confirmation of my work and the reward that came deservedly, and less as an initial motivator and mover. 

That is why we should carefully choose and listen to our motivators because sometimes they can easily distance us from the faculty, and on the other hand, help us see in which direction we want to further develop in our career.

1. Scholarships

For some the easiest, and for some the hardest way to make money! In any case, if you lack a few grades up to an average of 9.00, it can certainly be a great motivation to reach that level, on the other hand, for someone who has already achieved the same, a great motivation not to slip in and maintain that level in the coming years.

In addition to this standard scholarship, there are many others, with much more specific conditions, for different areas of study, with different amounts. Explore them at the beginning of the year and work so that scholarships are your easiest way to earn!

2. Loans

This way of earning brings with it somewhat fewer requirements, because the required average is lower, but it is certainly more binding because it is necessary to constantly meet certain conditions. So think carefully about your real needs and possibilities, before you decide on it.

3. Private lessons

If you have recognized that you have an excellent understanding of an area and a specific subject, that you are the one in society who is the first to send solutions to the group and understand what is being done in exercises and lectures, why not use that?

Today, the most difficult part of learning and preparing for the exam is certainly getting answers to the questions: Where to save the exam? Does the whole book need to be studied? Is the script enough? Which script? Are there any errors in the script? What came last year? Where to start?

If you would take the time to gather answers to these questions, summarize all the material, develop a plan of lectures and learning, so that it contains only useful and important information, collect materials from previous years, and design exercise tasks and examples that will contain all the “cakes”.

This way of earning brings with it many benefits. First, you will meet a lot of people in college. Secondly, you may realize that this is exactly the area you would like to work on later.

Third, if you see yourself as a lecturer in college, it is certainly a good ticket for a teaching associate/assistant. Fourth, you don’t have to stop at that subject! Find related items, now it will be much easier for you to prepare them when you already have experience. This is an excellent way to earn cash while studying.

 4. Freelance

Today, you can cash in on a variety of talents online, so explore! Jobs like this can also be great indicators of your current level of knowledge because when it comes to charging the same in this way, you will always receive realistic comments, criticism, and praise, which will serve you well for further progress.

You will also develop excellent negotiation and communication skills with clients. Here are some options.

If you like photography, you can sell them. Every photo you post goes through a review and you get comments if it is rejected. Here’s how to improve your skills.

Also, you can keep track of which ones are the best sellers, the most current, the most-watched, etc. Take advantage of large platforms and analyze statistics, it will help you a lot to do your job more successfully. Do you like to program?

There are a lot of sites that offer jobs over the internet! Jobs can be such that you only need a few hours to do them or in the form of a project, where you can work with more people and develop a solution together.

You are good at languages! You can hold classes online in schedules that suit you. Think about that option too!

5. Paid internships during the holidays

If you find a company in your field, which gives an internship during the summer vacation (usually in the form of a project or with the intention of later employment), use this opportunity to earn cash while studying because it can also be a great guideline for a professional career after college.

The point of all these ideas and options that I mentioned is that by doing such jobs we primarily develop our skills, become richer in experience, practical knowledge, get a clear idea of ​​what a business is and how it works until the moment when the college is over, for our CV a stapler or font 6 is needed to make the whole experience stop.

So be motivated to make the most of your studies, and the money will surely come as a result of your hard work.

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9 Best Budget Management Apps for You

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Here are the 9 Best Budget Management Apps. Budgeting is very important to attain financial independence and avoid a financial crisis.

Lately, technology has done its trick and provided us with a more efficient and effective way to budget money. There are now apps available to help you budget your money and track your spending. These apps are generally used for budget management. They are also specialized to carry out specific functions to help you budget better and save more.

Apps for personal budgeting tools or an app to keep track of your spending and avoid overspending or even, apps specialized for couples, have been listed below. We have saved you the stress of looking for the budgeting app that best suits your preference and curated a list of apps. Here they are:

9 Best Budget Management Apps

  1. Mint
  2. Pocket Guard
  3. Personal Capital
  4. Good Budget
  5. Clarity Money
  6. Mvelopes
  7. YNAB
  8. Wally
  9. Simple

1. MINT: Best for saving more and spending less

Mint is a free budget management app owned by Inuit, the same company that creates Quickbooks and TurboTax. It is one of the longest existing apps and also the gold-standard for most budget management apps. This is because of its features that help you keep track of your spending by syncing to user’s accounts.

It is also free and calculates your credit score for free when you sign up. You have access to multiple bank accounts, plus 401 (k) also, you get a notification when you spend beyond your budget. It not only recognizes credit and debit cards but also cash, the only difference is that you have to input the amount manually.

Your account information is 100% secure, your data and any form of exchange are well encrypted.Asides its budget-helpful benefits it also gives you tips that will help you along the way. Sadly, the mint app discontinues the pay bill option in June. i.e. users are not able to pay their bills.

The app can still add their bills, track the due date and mark bills that have been paid. Although, the app is free they make money by suggesting offers to users such as new credit cards or other investing apps.

2. Pocket Guard: Best to keep you from overspending

Pocket Guard is an app that solves the problem of many users that is, to not overspend. This app takes a snapshot of how much you can spend at a stipulated time. It also categorizes and calculates your expenses, from accounting bills to spending and savings contribution.

The app is available on iOS, Android and Windows and offers both free and paid version as well. For the paid version, it is $3.99/month or 34.99/year, which is known as PocketGuard Plus.

It connects to all your bank accounts and also ensures security on your account information with the use of pins and passwords to unlock. 

3. Personal Capital: Best for Investors

Personal capital is an app that is used for investment management services that combine the algorithms used by robot-advisors with access to human financial advisors. Although this app is best for investment it also has features that provide helpful budgeting tools at zero cost.

 The cash flow and budgeting tools are not as widespread as other apps but you can connect and monitor checking, savings and credit card accounts, as well as IRAs, 401(k)s, mortgages and loans. 

4. Good Budget; for shared envelope budgeting

Good Budget, formally known as Easy Envelope Budget Aid (EEBA), is an app based on envelope system that helps you divide and conquer specific spending into certain categories such as groceries, electricity bills and so on. The app allows for multiple devices to have access to the same account, it the best app for couples or families that have a shared budget.

Good Budget app allows for you to set up payment schedules weekly, biweekly or monthly but can also allow you set at irregular schedules if you’re a freelancer or entrepreneur.

The app is available on iOS and Android but they also have a desktop version available. The free version only allows one account, 2 devices and limited envelopes while the paid version which charges $6 per month and $50 annually, offers unlimited envelops and accounts, up to five devices and other benefits with a history of your budget. 

5. Clarity Money: For All-Inclusive Budgeting

Clarity Money is an app that has all-inclusive budgeting and saving tools that help users to link their financial accounts from tons of institutions, coordinate their expenses, track their spending and categorize their spending into different sections. 

The free app contains other features such as subscription cancelling, credit score monitoring that presents a more comprehensive financial picture that goes beyond just transactions.

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6. Mvelopes: For Cash Style Budgeting

Cash style budgeting is just like envelope budgeting where you have a certain amount of money budgeted in an envelope for a particular expense until the envelope is empty and your budget for that particular expense is all spent for the month. Although with credit cards and debit cards it becomes more difficult to maintain this style of budgeting, Mvelopes makes it easy to maintain cash style budgeting.

This app is available on PCs as well as iOS and Android. Although there is no free plan, it has 3 amazing paid packages to pick, Mvelopes  Basic Package ($4 per month), the Plus Package ($19 per month), and a Complete Package ($59 per month). All these packages come with great benefits that would enable you to have a better budget.

7. YNAB Best for Type-A Personalities

YNAb which is one of the 9 Best Budget Management Apps gives 34 days free to first time users. If you need to get out of debt and break the pay check to pay check cycle then “YNAB, aka You Need A Budget, is for you.  They let you connect all your accounts in one place and enable real time access in order to share your finances with your partner.

The board constitutes a goal tracking feature and a debt Paydown feature that is said to render the tools and teaching to enable you get out of debt for good. YNAB also gives detailed reports to enable you measure progress and see areas to improve. Ynab is free for college students

8.Wally: Best for Just Budgeting

If Budgeting is what you need help with, then Wally is for you. This isn’t the easiest app to navigate compared to some others on this list but it helps you track your income and expenses while offering you a snapshot of your remaining budget to enable you limit overspending.

Millennial’s love this app, as this app is free to use and has both iPhone and Android versions (the Android version is called Wally+). Wally has a great support system for virtually all foreign currencies. This makes it a better choice for individuals who live outside of the United States.

9. Simple: Best App Tied to a Bank Account

Simple is not only a budgeting app,  but also an online bank account. It replaces your old checking account and has lots of relevant budgeting features built-in.  When you manage your budget and banking activities from the same app, it keeps everything under control and makes money management easier. 

Income and expenses are tracked automatically, and has a goal feature to motivate your savings. Simple’s trademarked Safe-to-Spend® feature informs you on your budgeting track, and tells you if extra spending might derail your goal. 

Apart from these 9 Best Budget Management Apps mentioned, what other apps are out there?

Are there apps you use for budgeting that are not on the 9 Best Budget Management Apps list? Let me know below.

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