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• Surviving the Economy: 6 Ways to Improve Your Car’s Gas Mileage

  August 18, 2008 10:05 AM

  You may not be able to do anything about high gas prices, but there are steps you can take to improve your car’s fuel economy. No matter what kind of car you drive, here are six simple changes you can make to help you get better gas mileage and save money at the pump. Read More... Filed under: advice for college grads, NextPath, living in the real world, advice for graduates, NextStudent, advice for students, information for students, financial aid, college, college tips, budgeting basics, budget, student budget, fuel-efficient cars, graduate students, graduate school, grads, graduates, economy, green, green living, eco-friendly, eco-conscious, saving money

• Surviving the Economy: 8 Tips for Living on a Grad Budget

  July 27, 2008 09:14 AM

  Graduating from college and getting your first job is a huge accomplishment, but it also starts you on a path toward financial independence, whether you’re prepared for it or not. It can be scary once you see how quickly that paycheck gets eaten up by rent, food, gas, utilities, and student loans. To help you out now that you’re living on your own, here are eight tips for managing your expenses, so you can cover your bills, stay within your budget, and still have some spending money left over. Read More... Filed under: advice for college grads, NextPath, living in the real world, advice for graduates, NextStudent, advice for students, information for students, student loans, college, college tips, college finance, budgeting basics, college budget, student debt, college debt, budget, student budget, graduate students, graduate school, grads, graduates, car insurance, jobs, work, college loans, employment, green living, renters insurance

• How to Move the Green Way: Your 3-Step Guide

  July 04, 2008 09:46 AM

  Moving can be stressful, tedious, messy, and expensive. But go green with your move, and besides helping to save the planet, you may actually save money. And with a growing fleet of biodiesel moving trucks at your disposal, plenty of sources for used and recycled packing materials, easy ways to recycle your old items, and tips for greening out your new place, being eco-conscious during your move is completely feasible. Read More... Filed under: advice for college grads, NextPath, living in the real world, advice for graduates, NextStudent, advice for students, information for students, college, relocating, relocating tips, moving tips, moving, college tips, recycle, repurpose, graduate students, grads, graduates, organizing, green, green living, eco-friendly, eco-conscious, recycling, freecycle, freecycling

• How to Have a Green Wedding: A Step-by-Step Guide

  June 06, 2008 06:34 AM

  It’s summer wedding season, and the carbon-conscious craze has officially spread to the $70 million–a-year wedding industry, with bridal parties across the world making an effort to go green with their weddings. The average wedding costs $25,000, but if done right, a green wedding can bring both that price tag and your carbon footprint down to scale. Save the expense of hiring a green wedding planner, and do it yourself with this step-by-step planning guide, packed with easy-to-follow green wedding tips. Read More... Filed under: advice for college grads, living in the real world, advice for graduates, advice for students, volunteer, budget, recycle, graduate students, grads, graduates, travel tips, travel, green, green living, green honeymoons, eco-friendly, green weddings, eco-conscious

• Greaning: Tips for Cleaning Green and on a Budget

  June 06, 2008 05:53 AM

  By switching to green cleaning — or “greaning,” as we like to call it — you can turn from harsh and toxic chemicals to eco-friendly and homemade cleaning products. The best part about greaning is you can be environmentally friendly while saving money on expensive sprays, foams, and scrubs. The key is to be aware of the ingredients you’re using and of all the cleaning power hidden in the ordinary items in your kitchen, so you can clean safely and on a budget. Read More... Filed under: advice for college grads, living in the real world, advice for graduates, advice for students, information for students, graduate students, grads, graduates, spring cleaning, Green Seal, green, Ecover, green living, Seventh Generation, TerraChoice, EcoLogo