You are a Recent College Graduate, Have a Job and Now What? A short-term goal may be a new car, a vacation or a television. The entry level job will be better for you in the long run because it will give [...] DMCC provides free financial education, personal budget counseling, and debt management plans to consumers across the United States. Plan your financial future after college, through your twenties and beyond.By Pete Glocker DMCCA new car is the first buy most college graduates want to make directly after graduation. With every paycheck you receive, you can contribute money into the 401(k) and many employers will match some part of your contribution. Saving money is not always the case when moving home. So, instead of saving your money, graduates could be spending it on items they do not really need. ?I know when I graduate in December, it will be nice to get a new car, but I know there will be student loans and other living expenses to pay off first,? The earlier you invest the better. says Jayne Santucci, a senior at Florida Atlantic University. Having the feeling of fewer bills can provide you more freedom for going out and buying an expensive car, stereo or designer clothes. A medium-term goal could be buying a business, a home or paying for your child?s education.
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