Citi ThankYou Preferred Card $500 Bonus is Back
Filed Under (Credit Cards) by Ryan Parker on 31-12-2011
Citi ran a great promotion in October on a few sites, including Creditnet, which ended up only lasting a few weeks before it was pulled offline. Well, it’s back!
The Citi ThankYou Preferred Card is once again offering new cardholders the opportunity to earn up to 50,000 bonus points during the first year of use. If you want to read all the details about the pros and cons of this credit card, check out my original post: Citi ThankYou Preferred Card Review: 50,000 Bonus Promotion. For a brief update, read on.
The reason this card offer is worth mentioning again is because we frankly don’t see many no annual fee credit cards that come along offering $500 bonuses. I tho
Saving Money On Video Games: Steam Sales Edition
Filed Under (Financial News) by Amber Cook on 29-12-2011
Steam is your best friend when it comes to saving money on video games. Steam is an online digital game distributor run by the gaming publisher Valve. Every Holiday, they hold what are affectionately known as “Steam Sales”. These sales are when they start to heavily discount the video games they distribute for the purpose of getting more games into the hands of gamers right when those gamers have the most extra cash floating around. There’s a few things to know about the Steam Sales before you dive in, so read on to make sure that you take proper advantage of the discounted merchandise.
Format
The Steam Sale is broken up into a variety of segments. The f
Obama holds roundtable discussion on college affordability
Filed Under (Loans) by Kathryn Evans on 16-12-2011
For example, Dr. Robert Mendenhall, President of Western Governor’s University, was one of the presidents in attendance and has helped develop a tuition model unlike most others. Instead of charging tuition per credit, WGU charges a flat rate tuition for a six-month period. Heres how WGU describes their tuition and costs:
WGU treats all students as full-time and charges tuition at a flat rate regardless of the number ofpetency units attempted orpleted by the student. The standard term is based upon a full-time enrollment of at least 12petency units for undergraduate students and 8petency units for graduate students. S