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Thrift Tips for Students: ... hope this can help students and people that are just moving out and starting a new home. I have learnt how to save more after my student days, since moving out that s when money becomes tighter. Student life is fun, and all students have to scrape by and will learn how to live off little to no money, however it can be done. Budget your money, it is so easy to get into debt, and you will be paying it off for year...
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	Lloyds TSB Student Banking ... the folly of youth! Especially when youth was just a couple of months ago when I received the UCAS pack with my future inside it. Overjoyed as I was to have got into my first choice, the euphoria took over my usual pragmatism and took a liking to the funny animated characters on the (strategically located) Lloyds TSB advert flyer. Coming back to the UK after a 5 year absence, I did not bother to shop around. Hull university later recommended HSBC or Barclays, but my mind was already made up! The fishes and the cartoons. What a friendly bank! First off, I am told I only need my residence contract, my offer letter and my passport, and the account will be opened pront... Read the full review: Beware, O Ye UCAS Pack Recipient by dihundeyin
	Pre Paid cards in general ... tuxedo pre paid card was sent to me in a offer, im getting rid of my credit cards in general buti do need some medium in which to pay for goods in shops ect,the card i applyed for was basicly a mastercard that you put money onto then spend. I posted of my application and within 2 days i had a conformation email advising me i had been accepted and they where creating my account .A few days later my card arrived i had to ring up the telephone number given to authorise my account and i was given a in number,i pay a very small fee everytime i top up my card and i can use it anywhere that displays a mastercard sign Its the ideal product for people with bad credit as you ca... Read the full review: A brand new pre pay credit card by daxus
	Working Families Tax Credit ... think the idea behind the tax credits is good, if only the staff that worked in that government department knew what they were doing! Most families are entitled to at least £10 a week, not alot but its still free money! If you or your partner work over 30 hours a week you get a bonus of some description. Some people claim tax credits and never have a problem, however these are few and far between. There have been problems with HM Revenue and Customs claiming they have made an overpayment and demanding the money back, forcing people to take out high interest loans and plunging them into poverty, something which this system was meant to be stopping. A problem i have... Read the full review: A good idea... by tinkerbella21