by Michelle Lambright Black
Founder, CreditWriter.com
You've probably heard of home insurance, but did you know you could protect yourself even as a renter? Here's why you need to get renters insurance in college.
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by Callie McGill
Content Marketer, ValuePenguin
Your laptop is your life in college; it has all your notes, papers, projects, photos...everything! You don't want anything to happen to it, so here's how to protect your device.
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by Michelle Lambright Black
Founder, CreditWriter.com
There's a lot to plan for studying abroad. Have you thought about health insurance while you're out of the country? Here's why it should be on your list.
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by Michelle Lambright Black
Founder, CreditWriter.com
Car insurance can be expensive, especially to a college student. Here are some ways to save money on your car insurance while you're in school.
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by Callie McGill
Content Marketer, ValuePenguin
Buying a car is a huge financial investment, not to mention the expenses of owning a car like gas, insurance, and maintenance. Should you make the leap before leaving for campus? Read on to find out.
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by Michelle Lambright Black
Founder, CreditWriter.com
There are so many things to think about before going to college. Is health insurance on your list? Here's why it should be, plus four popular coverage options for college students.
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by Mark Simmonds
Managing Director and Chief Product Officer, Esurance
Bringing a car to campus? Here are some tips to make sure you do it right.
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by Stephen Ebbett
President, ProtectYourBubble
Burglary is a major problem on many campuses, and theft of electronics is rampant. The good news is that there are ways students can protect the items they value the most. But the first step is recognizing what they're up against.
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by Michael Cahill
Writer, Editor, Vista Health Solutions
You might already know that students have many health care options while in school. But you might be surprised to find out that the current and upcoming provisions of the Affordable Care Act are designed to make your life easier, at least from a health care standpoint.
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by Carrie McLean
Consumer Health Insurance Specialist, eHealthInsurance.com
If you're a college student, health reform has probably been good to you so far. However, there are changes taking effect just in time for the 2012-2013 academic year that could alter your health insurance options and might send some students scrambling for coverage.
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