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A recent article in the Penn State newspaper disturbed me greatly. Surveys are indicating that students would rather go for a bigger paycheck over happiness, in order to deal with debts. It is one thing to seek a bigger paycheck over happiness but what these young students don’t realize is that dissatisfaction with your job easily leads you to excessive debt.

So how far would you go? Would you sleep with someone if they were willing to pay off all of your debt, right now, today? Now I guess that would be the ultimate balance transfer.

Don’t laugh at the title. Going to college is one of those things that is beaten into many of us from a very young age. We are programmed that we must go to college to succeed, but is that really a valid belief to have?

Going back to school doesn't have to mean going into debt. Learn how to send your kids back to school and send some cash back to your wallet.

You might be surprised how far (or not so far) your paycheck goes in your first job after graduation. Learn the skills necessary to keep your new financial situation in check.

If you or your child is heading off to college, this publication contains things you need to be aware of. It doesn't matter if the college they will attend has agressive campus marketing of credit cards, many do. College students will also be exposed to credit card applications around campus and in their own mailbox.

Whether you're adding to your current education or training for a new career, going back to school as an adult presents many challenges. This guide can help you ease at least one of those challenges, paying for it.

You're out of school but still in debt. If you're having trouble repaying your student loans there are options for you.