My Money Advice for Graduates

The Money Blog Network is doing a group writing project this week on financial advice for graduates and this is my contribution.

I've written about this topic quite a bit (much more than I thought I had when I started searching for posts on my site.) Here's what I came up with:

• Graduate’s Guide to Finances

• Advice Graduates Don't Want to Hear

• More Money Advice for Graduates

• Even More Money Advice for Graduates

• Simple and Life-Changing Advice for Graduates

• Five Frugality Tips for College Grads

• Great Financial Advice for Graduates (And the Rest of Us Too)

• Six Debt Tips for College Students and Recent Grads

• Great Gift for Graduates: Four Pieces of Financial Wisdom

• For College Graduates: Learning to Live on Your Own, Part 1

• Great Suggestions on How to Handle Your Finances for College Graduates and the Rest of Us Too

Needless to say, I don't have a lot new to say to graduates. But I will offer these two points:

1. Good, basic financial advice works for everyone -- including college grads.

2. There is one piece of advice that I think is the best for everyone.

Congratulations, graduates!!!!!

And for your reading pleasure, here are other posts on this topic from MBN members:

• Welcome to the new world: My best advice for the new grads

• Personal Finance Made Easy: Pay Yourself First

• Financial tips for college graduates

• A fully-funded Roth IRA at age 18 could net you 3.5 million dollars

• Four Tips for Recent Graduates

• Graduates: You Might Be Shocked