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It only requires remarkably few people on your email list to start making enough money to matter.

Times have changed for 18-year-olds facing their next steps after high school.

Ever consider that entrepreneurship is the answer to that crippling monthly debt?

Because of a long-forgotten federal law, students may have a new, possibly short-lived, debt-forgiveness plan.

If you're stuck in a bad self-employment situation, fire yourself and start building something that doesn't require you to trade dollars for your hours

The crucial first step to having money is to pay off the money you owe.

A degree is way too expensive, gives you a false sense of security and actually eliminates opportunities you can get in the real world.

The answer combines science and YouTube.

When your grown son or daughter lives with you, make sure that money management lessons are included.

It's easy to blame mounting debt loads for a slowdown in entrepreneurship. But data show otherwise.

You want to give your new company your entire focus but few people can afford to abruptly give up their paycheck.

When it comes to life-long earnings, your college major matters. It does not, however, determine your destiny.

A look at the factors influencing the generation born between 1981 and 1997.

Four tips for achieving a financial balance as you launch your startup

Dale Stephens just wasn't meant for the classroom.

This growing trend in investing presents yield and diversification opportunities.

When you're an entrepreneur, every penny counts. Recent grads looking to launch their own businesses can save a little money -- and still have a life -- by getting deals on everything from computers to movie tickets.

Despite tech savvy and higher levels of education than prior generations, mounting student debt levels are beginning to drag down younger Americans' entrepreneurial ambitions.

The key takeaways from the massive success of Lending Club.

Graduating college with heavy debt makes launching your business even more of a challenge but no less possible.

Fostering brand loyalty in college students is important: They may not have a lot of money now, but that will soon change.