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We all know how expensive school can be. Even if you go to a community college, you could end up borrowing or using your savings to get through your education. So who wants to spend a few thousand dollars more on books? Schools are notorious for forcing students to shop through their bookstores and use…

Inexpensive textbooks can seem hard to find, but that’s only if you don’t know where to look. Textbooks can be extremely expensive, with some people spending over a thousand dollars a semester just trying to get the texts required for their courses. For many students, this is more money they don’t have and don’t want…

Have you been looking for ways to make money from home during the COVID-19 pandemic? Then your search ends here. After reading this article, you don’t need to look for the best methods to make money. With large numbers of employees being laid off around the world, making money should be your priority during these…

MarketWatch recently published an article called The next 10 investment bubbles by Wallace Witkowski, and I thought this would be a nice follow-up to last week’s commentary on the Two-Term Presidential Curse, in which two terms of presidencies ended in bubbles and broke seem to end. Bubble #1: US Equities: The US bull market is…

If you are looking for the best websites to sell your college textbooks then you have come to the right place. I have compiled a list of websites where you can compare book prices to help you find the best sites to sell your used textbooks. With so many websites buying, selling and borrowing textbooks…

The usually steep prices of college textbooks leave most students and their parents stressed out at the beginning of the semester. Today, an average textbook costs around $100, with specialized and more technical references commanding several hundred dollars in tag prices. However, the “sticker shock” is something that may seem inevitable but is in fact…

If you want to make good money from your old books, the last thing you should do is sell them back to your school’s bookstore. While it’s convenient to head down to the Quad at the end of the semester to unload your textbooks, if you put in just a little extra effort and follow…

With the economic crisis and credit crunch looming practically overhead, it has become much more popular for students to buy cheap textbooks. The decline in buying brand new books from well-known bookstores was due to the fact that it allows students to save a lot of money and use it for other expenses. The cost…