Money Sense
Taking some time to plan and research before you head to the grocery store can help you stay within your budget. Before you go shopping, get tips to save money and maximize your time.
Every book for every class, required course supplies, and academically priced hardware and software are all available at the CU Book Store, making it your one-stop shop.
As we near the end of 2019, now is a great time to check in with your finances. Take some time over winter break to review where you are financially and get a start on your goals for next year.
Halloween costumes can get expensive, but there are ways to dress up without going over your budget. Here are some money-saving tips for your costume this year.
Looking for ways to save money on anything from food to a haircut? Lucky for you, there are many free and low-cost deals offered to you by the campus community and city of Boulder.
Whether you’re searching for a job, negotiating your salary or depositing your first paycheck, here are a few essential tips for understanding and planning for your personal finance journey.
Whether you are staying in Boulder or traveling over spring break, here are some fun, free and low-cost ways you can enjoy your spring break.
Food costs can be something that makes or breaks your budget. Whether you’re ordering food, cooking at home or going to a restaurant with friends, here are some ways you can start saving money.
The path for achieving financial goals often comes down to one thing: the ability to save money. Here are three strategies to help you stay on track with your goals this year.
Before you go grocery shopping, here are six tips to help you stay in your budget, maximize your time and eat healthy.