Month: September 2019

by Agya K. Aning, Arizona State University As a younger man, I had a pretty terrible habit of making impulse purchases. This was especially true after I first moved to China and was routinely … Read more

by Molly Duerig, Arizona State University I was ten years old when I truly learned about the value of money. I was sitting in a fifth-grade classroom, listening to Mrs. Krysinski talk about diagramming … Read more

by Samuel Leal, Arizona State University The pursuit of legally taxable income has taken me to some interesting places. In the summer of 2016, I decided to move out of Yuma, AZ on an afternoon … Read more

by Alyssa Valley, Arizona State University While my experience with money is not as elaborate as others, I think my experience and observation with it thus far has helped me to prepare better for … Read more

by Ayano Nagaishi, Arizona State University In my past 21 years, I have moved all around the world. In every country that I lived in, I learned a lot about its culture, language, life … Read more

by Molly Bohannon, Arizona State University Here are a few things about me. I just graduated from a private college in the Midwest. I also went right into graduate school, which means I haven’t … Read more

by Lorenzino Estrada, Arizona State University Earlier this year I learned an important lesson about money: it goes fast. While it may seem like an obvious lesson that I learned much later than … Read more

By Austin Fast, Arizona State University It’s no news that young journalists can find it tough to land that first job. At the Online News Association’s annual conference held in New Orleans this … Read more

by Natalie Walters, Arizona State University I don’t think I’m alone in rolling my eyes at stories about millennials quitting their jobs to travel the world — and I’m a millennial myself. Often, … Read more