Investment tips for college graduates

ByJustin Mendoza KGO logo
Thursday, May 9, 2019
Investment tips for college graduates
The National Center for Education Statistics says about two million students will graduate with a bachelor's degree this year. But with college so expensive, and debt such a burden, is it possible to invest? I spoke to Colleen O' Brien from Charles Schwab for some tips.

SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- We are told to put ten percent of our income away from the very first day we start working.

The National Center for Education Statistics says about two million students will graduate with a bachelor's degree this year.

But with college so expensive, and debt such a burden, is it possible to invest?

Colleen O' Brien from Charles Schwab spoke to me LIVE in the studio with advice for graduates and parents about how to start investing.

You can watch the full interview in the video above.

Also, here are some links to Charles Schwab's website with additional information:

Helping your college grad become an investor

The best way to give your college grad a financial head start

Advice for investors in their 20s

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