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Students receive advice on financial management

November 3, 2020 by Eddie Lopez 10 Comments

CSUSB’s "Here to Career" internship program held an accounting webinar for students who would like to know more about money management. LaVonne Shields, an accountant who guides people on how to manage their money for their business, hosted the seminar. The topics of discussion had a focus on how to understand the financial flow of a business, which included looking at bank statements and the cost of goods and sales. Students also received advice on how to earn and save money.  One of the things that Shields talked about was the risk of loans, specifically the risk of the lender and the debtor. The lender of the loan is looking for people they can trust with their money. Debtors want … [Read more...] about Students receive advice on financial management

Filed Under: Community Tagged With: accounting, finances, here to career, saving, spending, Webinar

The cost of keeping up

March 3, 2016 by Archived posts 159 Comments

By Erendy Torres |Staff Writer| "We buy things we don't need, with money we don't have, to impress people we don't like," is a famous quote from the movie Fight Club. We live in a generation in which we spend more money than what we make. On Feb. 13, rapper Kanye West tweeted that he is $53 million in personal debt. "I write this to you my brothers while still 53 million dollars in personal debt... Please pray we overcome... This is my true heart..." tweeted West. West is facing a multi-million-dollar debt, yet he is still not humbling down his expenses. West and his wife Kim Kardashian, are installing a lake-sized pool in their $20 million mansion's backyard in Bel-Air, … [Read more...] about The cost of keeping up

Filed Under: Features Tagged With: Affordable, celebrities, competition, debt, Erendy Torres, finances, financial peer pressure, identity, income, investments, Kanye West, Kim Kardashian, lavish lifestyle, luxuries, luxury, money, overspending, personal debt, poor, Power, rich, rich kids, shopping, social media

What You Didn’t Know About Starbucks?

May 17, 2015 by Archived posts 6 Comments

By Angie Burkhart |Staff Writer| The consumption of Starbucks' sugary, coffee-licious beverages has become a popular trend, that, if consumed once a day, has the potential to cost you up to $1,460 a year. Starbucks, once attracting what Dan Neil of the Los Angeles Times calls "affluent, college-educated progressives, the so-called latte liberals," has become a commodity, and even a fashion accessory for some college students. Despite their wide customer base, some of the brand's loyal customers may not be so aware of its impact on their wallet and health, as well as the environment. As a college student on a budget, have you ever wondered what your Starbucks habit is costing you … [Read more...] about What You Didn’t Know About Starbucks?

Filed Under: Features Tagged With: aburkhart, coffee, Coyotes, csusb, environment, finances, health, Starbucks, starbuckscoffee, trendy

Students question success fee

April 18, 2014 by Archived posts 435 Comments

By Emmanuel Gutierrez |Staff Writer| Are you aware of the fees you pay? CSUSB has adopted “Success Fees” in 2011 to improve programs and services and increase timely graduation rates. The fees are meant to improve advising and tutoring programs, career services, improved wireless access technologies, online-course delivery and improved “smart classrooms,” according to Huffington Post. “There is a greater push to provide online instruction, greater attention to wireless technology(eduroam),” said Dr. Mayo Toruño, professor and chair of the economics department. “I have no way of knowing, however, whether these changes are directly related to the implementation of the ‘Success … [Read more...] about Students question success fee

Filed Under: News Tagged With: brown's moratorium, CAL STATE, finances, news, success fees, tuition increase

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