Brown. Saving Money for College by

1. Opdyke 27

captfletchbrown — 2025-09-26 15:08:08 UTC

“The other two -saving and a judicious use of debt- flow directly from an ability to keep your wallet closed” (Opdyke 27)

2. Opdyke 33

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“Along with curbing your spending, set up a savings plan in which you pay yourself first” (Opdyke 33).

3. Ferrera 193

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“Saving is the money you put aside for emergencies or for a specific purpose, such as a purchase you plan to make within five years or so.” (Ferrera 193).

4. Ferrera 197

captfletchbrown — 2025-09-26 15:11:06 UTC

“Although saving can be hard, there are a few steps you can take to help you get started. These include setting goals, planning, and “paying yourself first.” Many experts consider this last step the golden rule of saving.” (Ferrera 197).

5. Kiplinger 1

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“Net price evaluating tools may also open new horizons into what is financially possible. That dream private college that costs $90,000 and seems out of reach -- don't rule it out. With the right tools, you might discover unexpected financial aid opportunities that bridge the gap.” (Kiplinger 1).

6. Kiplinger 1

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“After you have utilized Federal Direct Subsidized or Unsubsidized Loans and/or savings, consider work-study options. Federal work-study programs and/or non-sponsored part- or full-time jobs can help students generate income to directly pay their tuition each semester.” (Kiplinger 1).

7. IRS issues 5

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“The basic costs of college are tuition which is the amount of money that colleges charge for instruction and attendance; fees, which cover other costs, like athletic activities and special events; and other expenses, including room and board” (SIRS Issues 5).

8. IRS Issues 5

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“Even if a student wants to go to a more expensive school, financial aid (money available from state governments, colleges, and the U.S. Department of Education) can help those students who have planned ahead and worked hard in school pay for college.” (SIRS Issues 5)

Connection

captfletchbrown — 2025-09-26 15:37:49 UTC

These two quotes connect because they are both talking about making a plan and setting a goal for your financial spending and they both mention the plan of paying yourself first

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captfletchbrown — 2025-09-26 15:39:43 UTC

These two quotes both talk about saving money in order to keep your financial debt down.

Connection

captfletchbrown — 2025-09-26 15:41:25 UTC

Both of these quotes talk about the main purpose of saving and what it actually means to save for future expenses.

Connections

captfletchbrown — 2025-09-26 15:44:07 UTC

These quotes talk about the different types of programs and aids you can take advantage of to help you with college funding

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captfletchbrown — 2025-09-26 15:47:10 UTC

These two quotes also talk about the type of plans and ways you can help save your college funds