Dvorkin on Debt Archive, Page 17

What You Can Learn About Money From A Commencement Speech
By: Howard Dvorkin
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May 29, 2017
Here are six lessons for not only new grads, but for everyone. These pieces of commencement speech advice could set you up for a better future.
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Can “Debt Tech” Robots Keep You From Going Broke?
By: Howard Dvorkin
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May 22, 2017
With self-driving cars already taking to the road, is it so far-fetched to think robots can keep you out of debt? Welcome "Debt Tech"! These technologies may just as well keep you from going broke.
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Good And Bad News About Recession 2018
By: Howard Dvorkin
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May 15, 2017
The economic recovery is similar to a seesaw, if one part seems to look promising another part is hitting it's low points about the Donald Trump recession.
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What 10-Year-Olds Know About Money That You Don’t
By: Howard Dvorkin
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May 8, 2017
A new poll sugges this generation of children know more about money then any other. Kids and money is better then kids knowing more about sex.
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How To Win A Scholarship: Apply 63 Times
By: Howard Dvorkin
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May 1, 2017
Caitlyn Remick knows how to dress up, and save up. Here's some of the scholarship tips that she used as a student in high school into college.
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Who Cares About Financial Literacy Month?
By: Howard Dvorkin
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April 24, 2017
Financial literacy month ends Sunday, and it doesn't bother us that much. Americans are aware of their finance problems, but few know how to deal with them.
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