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So You Graduated College: A Financial Guide to Life After Graduation

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Just finishing my masters and with no idea what I'm going to do so I decided to buy a bunch of these "financial guides." This is definately one of the better ones in terms of advice and definately the best in terms of readability. This one didn't make me fall asleep when I was reading it so 2 thumbs up for that. I found the advice given in this book to be good and don't really have any complaints about the book. Too bad it can't get me a job!

This book had some great advice, actually changed my career path. Very interesting and readable, especially for a book on finance. Would make a great reader or reference for a recent college graduate, or any interested people. Will definatly make you more money than you'll spend on it!

This really is a book that recent graduates can relate to and will actually read. Helpful guide for financial success and young adult friendly.

I am not the type of girl that is interested in finances or investments. This book really hit home with me. Great real life examples. I really learned a lot about how I can earn more money, have more opportunities, and live a great life.

This book is written on a pretty low level with "financial advice" such as "when at the grocery store, purchase store brand items to save money." I can't believe that I paid money for a book full of common sense and general definitions. Not to mention mistakes: he talks about purchasing a home directly from the owner in order to avoid the 6% realtor commission, while everyone knows that it is the SELLER that pays the 6%.

I stumbled across this financial guide at my son's college bookstore last June. I bought copies for his good friends for graduation and they continue to tell me what a great resource it has been to them. Reader friendly, this book will be my favorite graduation gift for years to come.

this book was a very easy read and provided a decent overview of all of the different aspects of financial management that a recent graduate needs to concern him/herself with. however, there is very little detail in the book. it's more of a survey of financial topics than a useful guide. plus, it sounds like it's written by some kind of frat-boy chilling on the beach, beer in hand. it's filled with really lame humor and its tone makes me automatically doubt the credibility of its advice.

Awesome book, well written, great advice.
An easy book to read, with a wealth of good information.
Highly Reccomended!

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Is that franklin with an F?

Ok, good, we got the right book

The title of this book is wrong. It should have been 'So You Graduated FROM College'. I hope the author's financial advice is better than his grammar.