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Non-operative version of graduation expenses

Press my heart to encourage us too. âĪïļ

📌: What did the real day take? (Dip at the link, snap)

:https://s.lemon8-app.com/s/GgTZywQUmw

Practice day / Actual reception day Same day, snap 😊

📌 recommended. For someone without Reverrence.

Let the problem go, let the face look tired, not tired, bright, tell the color scheme you want, tell the facial condition, the worry point in the face, the mechanic will help adjust

- Mixed facial skin

- It's very eyelid.

📌 point of concern.

- Our chin is short, making it look too wattle.

(Our face fixes together the hair gathering because it is a short chin. The mechanic recommends that the hair be gathered up to show the neck and the occipital, which is consistent with our hairstyle. At first, the hairstyle was like a high donut, I didn't point out. But Breve is so bright. I saw the mechanic still can't collect all the hair and it points out with various sweet perforations, so I told the mechanic not to keep it pointing like that.)

📌 hairstyle. Do homework, study, read carefully, inquire carefully.

Which side of our face to open? Recommended to open the left side.

0. Our skin work has been prepared. Use moisturizer alternately with the face mark.

2-3 days before the actual day, the front mark before bed only

- A real day. In the morning, I don't apply anything when I go to make up. I'm afraid that my nourishment will disturb my makeup. I told the mechanic that I didn't apply anything. Sun cream is used by all technicians.

1. Contec lens, we prepared ourselves

- Recommended to buy to change the cleaner and soak it for one night before using it to be very comfortable. We are very allergic to eyes. Do not forget to carry artificial tears, storage cartridges, liquid with you.

2. What color lip do we have during the day?

- Can take it to the makeup artist to help see

- The mechanic asks us what lip color customers have during the day.

(That day, we added 1 round of our own as a gel before entering the auditorium. The color from the mechanic has not yet come off)

3. The tow bag is all emergency ⚠ïļ "excluding gift bags."

We use an 18-inch tow bag. It's easy to lift the stairs.

Not cluttered (but there are people who have taken 20-24 inches of large leaves. Some people have traveled and returned)

- Sandals Shoes Glue

- Turtles step on the earth.

- Lash glue

- Wet dry tissue

- Cotton cotton + cut

- Rubber + black gift

-Thread Needle Box For Tear Skirt (We Buy Big Box In 7-11)

- Cosmetics used regularly (indispensable use)

- Fan folding chair

- Pen + Card / All used documents

📌 the part 💄 in case of dropping or filling during the day. Honestly, we are afraid of the technician.

Or not like, there are still things for us to solve ourselves. < Our page, we know best >

(But we chose a mechanic with a studio. We were very comfortable. Beautiful face throughout the day. The picture posted is the actual day, about 16: 00-18: 00.)

📌, we are private, can attach eyelashes to contact lenses.

As for nails, we do not do (we are not serious)

📌 travel by private car.

* * * * * * * * * True reception day, we have nothing to be sad or disappointed * * * * * * * * * * * * *

🎉🎉 was The best of our days. 🎉🎉

🎊 a good day is a day when we have a good plan and suit ourselves best. 🎊

🎓 congratulations on the passing graduates. 🎓

:Oneday Makeup Ratchada āļšāļĢāļīāļāļēāļĢāđāļ•āđˆāļ‡āļŦāļ™āđ‰āļē āļ—āļģāļœāļĄ

ðŸ“ļ: We think everyone will already have their own mechanic in mind. 😊

# Graduation expenses# Prepare for graduation # Trending # lemon 8 diary # Lemon 8 Howtoo

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Tyra-Lee ðŸĐš

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HOW I GOT MY BACHELORS DEGREE FOR FREE! ðŸ‘Đ‍🎓
I worked at a barista for 3 years to cover my ENTIRE degree through Starbucks SCAP Program! â™ĨïļðŸŒąâ˜•ïļ That’s it, no tricks or tips here unfortunately. So blessed that my degree was able to be covered by my place of work! #gradstudent #brokecollegestudent #collegesucks #freecollege #
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Sare Studios

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A hand holds a stack of white envelopes, with text overlay "COMPANIES sent my Extra Invites To" and a "SWIPE" arrow. The top envelope shows "Rare Beauty" and an address.
A white envelope displays the handwritten name "Rare Beauty" and its address: 222 North Pacific Coast Highway, El Segundo, CA.
A white envelope displays the handwritten name "Elf Cosmetics, Inc" and its address: 570 10th Street, Oakland, CA.
Companies I sent my extras to
These are the companies I sexy my extra grad invites to for fun and to see if I’ll get anything back 🛍Brands Rare beauty Fenty Beauty Colorpop Cosmetics Elf Cosmetics Dr. Pepper Arizona Beverages Victorias Secret âĪïļOthers Green Bay Packers Adam Sandler Marvel Studios Mickey Mous
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Aly Turner

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A young woman with dark hair and glasses looks directly at the camera, with text overlay stating 'how much an unemployed student spent during july'.
A street scene with parked cars, trees, and buildings, featuring text overlay 'living expenses: $0 (live w/ parents)'.
A close-up of a tray filled with various types of sashimi and sushi, with text overlay 'food/groceries: $37 (went out to eat)'.
how much an unemployed student spent during july
total expense: $77 which is not bad considering that my side hustles are helping me break even. It was also nice since July is my birthday month so I got some extra allowance and gifts 😞😞 hopefully my next month’s spendings is as good as this month since college is starting soon and I need to p
mei

mei

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Graduation Freebies
Graduations freebies and deals are here Guess what??? This year there are student discounts too. Tag your grad friends- don’t let them miss this deal. #graduationideas #freebies #Deals #graduationparty🎓 #gradfavors
Ash

Ash

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You’re Graduating CONGRATS! But what now?! 🍋
Ok you’re finally free and ready to adult. But there are some major changes that come with your new found independence. Here’s something I wish I had when I started my journey into adulthoodâ€Ķ a budget planner. I know technology is a thing and does well but I highly recommend starting out writin
Wendy Dorsey

Wendy Dorsey

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3. Building up business financial budget
Before I graduate college
Dontell Jenkins

Dontell Jenkins

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A hand holds a stack of white envelopes with US flag stamps, ready to be mailed. The image features text overlays "Places to Send Extra GRAD INVITES" and "SWIPE". The top envelope is addressed to Boston Celtics at 100 Causeway Street, Boston, MA.
A white envelope with a US flag stamp is addressed to Chick-fil-A at 5200 Buffington Road, Atlanta, GA 30349. The image includes text overlays "CHICK-FIL-A" and "1#".
A white envelope with a US flag stamp is addressed to Tru Fru at 170 S Main St Ste 1400, Salt Lake City, UT 84101. The image features text overlays "TRÜ FRÜ" and "2#".
Places to send extra Graduation invites
Places you can send your extra Grad / Wedding invites to get freebies or stuff from! Here’s what i did!! - Chick-fil-a - Tru Fru - Sol De Janeiro - Adam Sandler TIP: writing a personalized letter on the back of the invite makes it more likely for brands to send you back something!
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soph🌞

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Best Student loans that don't require a cosigner
ðŸŒļEdly Student loans: Unlike most private student lenders, the IBR No Cosigner Student Loan doesn’t require student loan borrowers to have a cosigner. Borrowers without a cosigner are 3x more likely to get approved for a student loan through Edly than with other private student loan providers and lo
SEFA | BSN, RN

SEFA | BSN, RN

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Grad Money Box
I’m back again! I told y’all I was gonna put my laser machine to WORK for graduation season! This time, I’m coming with the Grad Money & All-Purpose Box! Unlike the smash box, this one opens up, so you can actually store keepsakes and keep those memories alive long after the celebration. #s
PPGACADEMY

PPGACADEMY

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A woman in a white off-the-shoulder maxi dress, graduation cap, and heels, holding a bouquet, posing at a graduation event. Text indicates "Grad outfit inspo" and a budget.
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Graduation Inspo on a Budget
we don’t gatekeep! ⭐ïļOverall rating: 10/10
zyare 🙂‍↔ïļ

zyare 🙂‍↔ïļ

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5 Beginner Budgets That Actually Work ðŸ’Ą
If budgeting feels overwhelming, this post is for you 👇 Most people know they should budget, but no one really teaches how to actually do it or what style works best based on your income, mindset, or spending habits. So I put together 5 types of budgeting styles that are perfect for beginners
Mari ðŸĶ‹

Mari ðŸĶ‹

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Cheap graduation fans ðŸĨ°
#fyp #classof2025🎓âœĻ
Hey_its_jayeonna

Hey_its_jayeonna

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This is my husband when me and my daughter say we’re using girl math for graduation expenses, 🙈 #expensive #girls #senior #MemeCut #Meme
KiKi  Mom to 3 💜

KiKi Mom to 3 💜

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This grad loves these companies! Keep an eye out for one of these invites in your PO box soon 💌💞🎓 SENDING MY LEFTOVER INVITES TO COMPANIES! @Dr Pepper @Kendra Scott Outlet @Alani Nutrition @Gymshark Women @Starbucks @Glossier @ColourPop Cosmetics @Jellycat @Converse @Sun Bum @Sol de Janeiro @Alt
ava marie 💌

ava marie 💌

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HOW TO AFFORD COLLEGE
College is expensive, and finding scholarships that are trustworthy, accessible, and open to different types of students is hard. That is why we’re proud of our Triple V: Storyteller Scholarship, which focuses on your story and your passions. Open to students ages 14-24, virtual and in-person o
Triple V

Triple V

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A person from behind, wearing a navy blue graduation cap and gown, holding a bouquet of pink and white flowers. The text "SENIOR YEAR 2024 edition CHECKLIST" is overlaid, symbolizing the start of senior year activities.
A collage showing four scenes of high school seniors celebrating "SENIOR SUNRISE" on a sports field and car, featuring groups of friends and "Class of 2024" signs under a colorful sky.
Four smiling girls stand by water at sunset, wearing uniquely hand-painted denim overalls, showcasing their personalized "decorate senior overalls" as part of a graduation tradition.
things to do your SENIOR YEAR 🎓
here a senior year checklist ☑ïļ here is some stuff to do before you graduate!! it’s my senior year and i can’t believe it 🎓 here are some of my favorite things i’ve done this year as a class of 2024 ðŸĪĐ pics from pinterest + my own camera roll #Graduation #classof2024 #grad #senioryear #prod
ella ðŸŠĐ🛞💐

ella ðŸŠĐ🛞💐

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Helping our kids graduate debt free from college - stress free planning
We started with $50 a month in a 529. Years later, both of our boys are graduating debt‑free — and we even have enough left for grad school. It wasn’t luck. It was scholarships, staying local, and small, steady planning that added up over time. This post breaks down exactly how we layered 529
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nopointleftbehind

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The image features a receipt, banknotes, and coins with dollar signs on a yellow background, illustrating the concept of reducing unnecessary expenses. Text reads "REDUCE UNNECESSARY EXPENSES" and "Read More >>".
A stressed woman holds a long receipt, surrounded by financial items like a calculator, credit cards, and a shopping cart. The text asks "HOW DO I REDUCE MY UNNECESSARY EXPENSES?" and explains cutting discretionary spending.
Hands hold a long receipt, with scattered money in the background. The text, titled "KEY POINTS," outlines steps to reduce expenses, including reviewing spending, categorizing needs vs. wants, and eliminating discretionary costs.
How To Reduce Your Unnecessary Expenses
@Welcome Baddies When cutting back on expenses, it is important that you scrutinize your discretionary spending on areas like dining out, entertainment, and subscriptions. Identify opportunities to reduce these non-essential costs without sacrificing your quality of life. Even small cutbacks
Welcome Baddies

Welcome Baddies

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A smiling woman in light blue scrubs stands in a plaza with a fountain and a large building in the background. An overlay states, 'non-negotiables as a grad student'.
A matcha drink and a muffin sit on a table next to an open laptop. An overlay reads, 'treating matcha/coffee breaks as study fuel'.
A neatly made bed with pillows is shown in a dimly lit room. An overlay says, 'not losing sleep over an exam rest > cramming'.
my non-negotiables as a grad student
what else did I miss? ðŸŦķ🏞 #nonnegotiable #gradstudent #gradschool #healthcare #collegestudents @apple @Notability @Owala @thenorthface
Sophie

Sophie

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A young female doctor in light blue scrubs and a grey jacket takes a mirror selfie in a tiled restroom, showing her work attire and ID badge.
A young female doctor in dark blue scrubs and a black jacket takes a mirror selfie, making a peace sign, in a modern restroom setting.
A young female doctor in dark teal scrubs and white sneakers takes a cheerful mirror selfie in a living space, with a black dog lying on the floor.
My salary vs. my expenses at age 28:
As a resident doctor, I am paid an annual salary which I break down to a monthly amount ($3934.16). My monthly expenses are as follows: Rent: $1,278 Gym membership: $150 Peloton bike: $114 Groceries: ~$650 Disability insurance: $150 Pet supplies: ~$200 Gas: $200 Nuuly: $100 TOTAL = $3,242.
Maddy Hackley

Maddy Hackley

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A new graduate PCU RN in Florida smiles, wearing scrubs and a stethoscope, with text overlay 'Budget a RN Paycheck With Me' and 'Biweekly'.
A financial breakdown shows a biweekly paycheck: $5448.80 before deductions, $165.18 for insurance/retirement, $28.85 for disability/cafeteria, $1202.07 for taxes, resulting in a $4052.81 check including a bonus.
A nurse in scrubs with a stethoscope is shown with text outlining financial goals: stability, providing for her son, healthy retirement, good credit, and purchasing a home.
Budget a paycheck w/ an RN
Entering my financial literacy eraâœĻ.budget a bi/weekly paycheck with a bonus as a new grad nurse ðŸ‘Đ‍⚕ïļ I love this side of adulting.As always thank you GOD #biweeklybudget #lemon8challenge
🍁🎃Rabi🍁🎃

🍁🎃Rabi🍁🎃

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A young woman in business attire stands in front of a banner for a career expo, with text overlayed reading '20/30/50 RULE WITH REAL COLLEGE EXPENSES'. Sponsor logos are visible behind her.
An outdoor campus scene with a sign for FSU, featuring text explaining the 'WHAT IS THE 20/30/50 RULE???', detailing 20% for savings/debt, 30% for wants, and 50% for needs.
A pathway lined with white buildings and palm trees, with text overlayed providing tips on 'how to make this work FOR YOU', including reducing wants, using student discounts, and automating savings.
The 20/30/50 With Real College ExpensesâœĻðŸŒļ Part 1
This is a short way to feel in control of your college finances? The 50/30/20 rule makes budgeting simple—and it’s how the richest people manage their money! ðŸŒļðŸ’ļ As a college student, balancing expenses can be tough, but this breakdown keeps things organized: âœĻ50% Needs (rent, groceries, tuition
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milan❀ ⋆.āģƒāŋ”

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A university bookstore checkout screen displaying a total cost for textbooks, highlighting the pricing through the university. It shows options for financial aid and payment plans.
An Amazon order summary showing the total cost for three textbooks, including shipping and estimated tax, with details of individual items and their sellers.
A university order screen displaying the purchase of a digital textbook, showing the order total and status as "In-Process" with no delivery required.
Graduate School: Textbook Costs
When adding all the books I needed, the total given to me from my school’s bookstoreðŸŦ was ðŸ’ē3ïļâƒĢ8ïļâƒĢ9ïļâƒĢ.7ïļâƒĢ0ïļâƒĢ Why must education be soooo expensive. I do have an Savings account specific for school and I currently have a total of ðŸ’ē7ïļâƒĢ9ïļâƒĢ6ïļâƒĢ.5ïļâƒĢ6ïļâƒĢ , but I knew I didn’t want to pay full price for b
â’ŋⓔⓝⓝⓐ ♊ïļâœĻ

â’ŋⓔⓝⓝⓐ ♊ïļâœĻ

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A college graduate in a red cap and gown with a thoughtful expression, eyes closed, and hand on her chin. Text overlays ask, "IM A GRAD NOW WHAT?!", "job field?", "friendships?", "bills?", and "i'm an adult??", reflecting post-graduation uncertainty.
College Grad .. NOW WHAT?!
Okay let’s keep it real.. they gave me ZERO instructions on what to do after graduation.. ðŸ‘Đ🏞‍🎓 I thought I could get a job upfront bc i got my degree n know every fkn thing BUT NOOOOOOOPE😭 REALITY CHECKKKK HONEY 🙂 not to mention my friends and i talk like every 4 months 😭 and don’t let us
Mommy Tee 🎀 SAHM

Mommy Tee 🎀 SAHM

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Attention Parents and Students‾ïļðŸšĻ You still have time to get money for college expenses! More scholarship resources in bio💰💰💰. #scholarship #highschool #college
Scholarship Strategist ðŸ’ļ🎓ðŸ”Ĩ

Scholarship Strategist ðŸ’ļ🎓ðŸ”Ĩ

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How Much Should Your EMERGENCY FUND Really Be?
How Much Should Your - EMERGENCY FUND Really Be? It's not a fixed number. It depends on YOUR life. 3 Things That Decide Your Emergency Fund Size, 1 Job Stability â€Ē Stable income = lower fund needed â€Ē Unstable / Business = higher fund needed * 2 Monthly Expenses O â€Ē Higher monthly
Her Growth Era

Her Growth Era

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The 20/30/50 with real college expensesâœĻðŸŒļ part 1
#brokecollegehacks
V

V

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A woman sits at a desk with a laptop and books, looking thoughtful. Overlay text reads "FINANCE BADDIE Presents Cut Down On UNNECESSARY EXPENSES," serving as a title for financial tips.
A person's hands are shown writing on paper next to an open laptop, illustrating a thorough spending review. Overlay text advises evaluating monthly expenses and cutting non-essential items or impulse purchases.
A digital monthly budget template is displayed, showing sections for total income, expenses, and remaining funds. Overlay text emphasizes detailed budgeting, categorizing spending into needs and wants, and prioritizing essentials for efficient resource allocation.
❌ Unnecessary Expenses
A practical way to cut down on unnecessary expenses is to conduct a thorough review of your monthly spending habits. Identify non-essential items or services that may be draining your budget and assess their importance. Consider cutting back on subscriptions, memberships, or impulse purchases that
Welcome Baddies

Welcome Baddies

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7 Expenses to Cut First When Money Feels Tight
If money feels tight, stop trying to cut everything at once. Start with the expenses that drain your budget the fastest: unused subscriptions, delivery fees, impulse shopping, takeout, convenience spending, premium upgrades, and nice-to-have extras. Most budgets do not fall apart because of one
EveryDollarGrows

EveryDollarGrows

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Three colorful keyboards with round keys, in pink, purple, and green/yellow, are displayed. These 'logi' keyboards represent the second-hand keyboard mentioned for saving money in grad school.
Budgeting in grad school ðŸĨģ
One of my major tips about saving and spending as a student is to shop second hand and follow a budget! I have done a few things to help my relation with money since starting grad school, like having 3 separate checking account for different types of things. One for my apartment, a personal chec
Mia Bean

Mia Bean

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How Much I’ve Made Since Graduating College
Salary transparency makes it easy for all of us to get paid what we deserve! These are the four major jobs I’ve had since graduating college in 2018 with a bachelors in Environmental Science and what I’ve made at each. I will note, I live in Indiana which is the United States 7th best state as far a
staci york 💛🍋

staci york 💛🍋

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College tipsðŸŒļ
Being in college means making your money stretch 💌 Little habits = big savings. It’s giving smart + soft girl ðŸĐ· #CollegeBudget #MoneyTips #BusyGirlAesthetic #Lemon8Lifestyle #LiivMiichelle🎀
Liv💋

Liv💋

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Become a Healthcare Worker without a Degree💉👀âœĻ
Hey Girls💉âœĻ After reading you comments on my last post on healthcare careers that do not require a degree I realized that I missed a few, so here are 10 careers only for youâœĻ These roles typically need a certification, training, or a high school diploma, making them accessible entry points in
Emilyyy

Emilyyy

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A ceiling fan with text 'LOW INCOME UTILITY HACKS That will ACTUALLY Lower Your Bills'. Money bag and flying money emojis are around the text, suggesting financial savings. The Lemon8 logo and username are at the bottom.
Text 'ELECTRIC SAVINGS:' followed by 'UNPLUG IDLE DEVICES', 'USE POWER STRIPS', and 'WASH CLOTHES COLD'. The background shows a lamp and window blinds, illustrating electricity-saving tips. Lemon8 logo and username are visible.
Text 'WATER BILL FIXES:' followed by 'SHORTER SHOWERS', 'FULL LAUNDRY LOADS', and 'TURN OFF WATER WHEN NOT IN USE'. The background features a green snake plant, relating to water conservation. Lemon8 logo and username are at the bottom.
low income money saving home hacks ðŸ’ļðŸĪ‘💰
Cutting utility costs on a low income isn’t about extreme sacrifices — it’s about knowing where your money is leaking and fixing it with small, repeatable habits. For electricity, unplugging idle devices, using power strips, and washing clothes in cold water can noticeably lower your bill over t
Jessica | LIFESTYLE 💕

Jessica | LIFESTYLE 💕

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salary transparency as a graduate student
Graduate school is a huge decision. I think what makes it the hardest is the financial aspect. The reality is choosing to go to graduate school after college typically means choosing to either spend more money on a degree, or living a little less lavishly for a bit. For me, this was totally wor
Sarah :)

Sarah :)

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How To: Create a REAL Budget
On the last slide is a printable document for you to start creating your own budget! Or find it at nannytomommy.com #budgetplaner #budgetingforbeginners #budgetingtips #savingmoneytips #savingmoney
Diana Chastain

Diana Chastain

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How I saved $15 000 for college
Saving money effectively starts with a clear strategy. Here’s a simple step-by-step guide on how to save, whether you’re starting small or aiming for a big goal like saving $15,000. 💰 How to Save Money: Step-by-Step 1. Set a Clear Goal Decide what you’re saving for and how much: â€Ē Emerge
Miah

Miah

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Life with autism: graduation
This is my youngest son Jacob. He is 24 years old and has autism and is non verbal. Jacob communicates through his own methods well, but never a functional back and forth conversation. He loves camping, going to Disneyland and thrift shopping. He dislikes wearing clothing, eating fresh vegetables,
Teresa Boddy

Teresa Boddy

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A student's hand uses a stylus on a tablet displaying notes on economic market structures. An overlay speech bubble reads "What I spend as a student!", reflecting the article's theme of college expenses. A beverage is on the table.
Breaking down my UCSD costs
Sharing the real talk on UCSD expenses. Tuition ranges from $28k-$55k annually. On-campus dorms run $800-$1,400/month. I pay $1,200/month for a La Jolla apartment with roommates. My meal plans are $1,200 per quarter ($400/month). Groceries cost me $300-$450/month. The Pronto U-Pass ($250/quarter) c
MillieâœĻ

MillieâœĻ

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A person wearing a graduation cap and plaid jacket from behind, with text overlay "How I paid off my STUDENT LOANS in 1 year." The image introduces the topic of paying off student loans quickly.
A graduate in a cap and gown throws their cap in the air, with text explaining how choosing community college first helped save money and secure a scholarship.
A graduate in a cap and gown has their cap adjusted by another person, with text discussing the financial benefits of living with parents after university to pay off student loans.
I was able to pay off my student loans in 1 year🎓
We all know that college is expensive and so many people graduate with thousands of dollars in debt. My goal when I began college was to come out with the least amount of debt possible. The first step in paying off student loans actually took place before I began college: I chose to go to a comm
Rebekah Joy

Rebekah Joy

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2026 Graduation SALE
🎓âœĻ Class of 2026â€Ķ It’s Your Time to Shine! âœĻ Graduation season is coming, and 718 Design Studio is ready to help you celebrate your grad in style! 💜 From custom shirts and tumblers to paddle fans, mugs, yard signs, and graduation stoles — we have packages perfect for your big celebration.
Michelle

Michelle

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A vibrant yellow-to-pink gradient background displays the title 'HOW TO GET A DEGREE IN 8 MONTHS OR LESS' with graduate emojis. It features the author '@YOHOMEGIRLTAJI' and a motivational quote: 'THE BEST WAY TO GET AHEAD IS TO NEVER QUIT.'
How to graduate with a BACHELORS in 8 months!
8 months can be as transformative as having a baby, but instead of diapers and midnight feedings, let's go for degrees (unless you're ready for a little one, no judgment!). The easiest path to achieve this? Go online! Whether you've attended a prestigious university or you're sti
taji

taji

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How I budget my pay into 4 different accounts
ðŸ’ļ How I Budget My Pay into 4 Different Accounts (Intern Edition!) Since starting my job in LA, I’ve been trying to be more intentional with my money. Here’s how I split my monthly pay into 4 simple buckets: 1ïļâƒĢ Freedom Fund (20%) – For fun things! Living in LA means there are so many ways to
HeyitsCeci🍜

HeyitsCeci🍜

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Graduation DIY's on a budget
#graduationideas #dollartreediy #DIY
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Kym At Home

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