The College Investor Audio Show

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While you’re in college you have a lot of things going on and you’re on a tight budget. Ramen noodles are on the menu every day and the occasional latte seems like a huge treat. On top of that, you have to worry about how to afford travel to visit family during school breaks and is a spring break trip even a possibility? With money being so tight while you’re in school, you can’t even think about travel! Or can you?? Of course you can! With some smart spending and the right credit cards you can travel for free, or pennies on the dollar!

Most landlords don’t accept credit cards as a form of payment, so that pretty much throws that idea out the window right? Not so fast! There is a workaround to being able to pay bills with a credit card, that normally do not accept credit cards as payment. Let's check it out!

There's a high demand for physical jobs worldwide, and many of these jobs can pay exceptionally well. Think of jobs like oil rig worker, underwater welder/construction, working in war zones as a contractor, and more. These jobs can be incredibly demanding, and they aren't for the feint of heart. But if you're willing to work hard, and put in the sweat equity, the financial payoff can be rewarding. But there is a big downside - too many people in these jobs don't plan for the future. While the money is great, it typically doesn't last. Either you can't do the job anymore, or the jobs in that field dry up. So, what can you do? Should you avoid the work? If you want to take on a physically demanding job because of the pay - more power to you! But please make sure you plan ahead and understand what you're getting into. Especially avoid the de-railers we discuss further on. Let's break it down on how you can prepare.