With the tax season over and the summer moving in, it means for most people to get comfortable and spend some money before winter comes back. For others, it means buckling up and working hard to save as much as possible and getting ready for the next taxes. If you are a taxpayer, you should […]
Parent Student Loans Survey: How Do They Affect Parents and Their Debt?
Three in 5 parents with children heading to college said they expect to help their kids repay student loans, according to a Discover Student Loans survey. In fact, many parents of adult children are already doing so. Some are making payments on student loans for parents, such as Parent PLUS Loans, which they borrowed to […]
Study: 10 States Where Students Save Big On Community College Cost
Attending community college before transferring to a four-year school is a common strategy for college cost savings. However, our latest study illustrates how students in 10 different states can save more than $15,700 while pursuing an undergraduate degree. After calculating the costs of college credits at schools nationwide, we compared the price tags of earning your […]
4 Ways Making Extra Payments on Student Loans Improves Your Future
When I graduated from college and landed my first job, I felt overwhelmed by my student loans. My balance was higher than my nonprofit salary and I had no idea how I was ever going to get out of debt. I started reading personal finance blogs that talked about making extra payments on student loans […]
19 Places to Find Free Money for College
If you’re hoping to limit your student loan debt by finding free money for college, you’re in luck. Plenty of students find scholarships and grants. In fact, college students received a total of $125.4 billion in grant money during the 2016-17 academic year, according to College Board. The key to getting your hands on some of this […]
Pell Grant Requirements 101: Your Guide to This Free Financial Aid
Afraid you won’t be able to go to college because of a lack of funding? It’s time to give the Pell Grant a look. According to the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, the Pell Grant has been the “single largest source of grants for postsecondary education” in the past 40 years. And the Department […]
5 recommended habits for children who play chess
1. Write down the chess games. I often find that children are little friends of noting the items in which it is not mandatory (we already know that in slow they must do it). Curiously, some people make the excuse that they spend a lot of time scoring and being distracted, when they hardly spend […]
7 tips for chess players
7 tips for chess players Children who are fond of chess are lucky to have found a game (because you must never forget that chess is especially a game ) that will be very useful in your life. Parents are increasingly involved in the tasks and hobbies of their children, but in the case of […]
Capakhine No.2 Chess for children
After the excellent reviews received about the first issue of the Capakhine Magazine, we have in mind the challenge of continuing to offer quality content that is useful for children to improve their chess and find motivation to practice and study our game. We also hope that both the material that we offer to our […]
Chess for children Capakhine 3
Capakhine magazine continues its journey with the appearance of its third issue, which will reach our subscribers the first days of October. Supported by the satisfaction of its subscribers and the excellent unanimous assessment of the critics, we offer you a third number full of interesting contents, both in the section aimed at children, with […]