U.S. Bank asks: Do you know your finances?

Real students are interviewed about how they manage their finances while learning quick tips on financial management as a young adult.

This installment of our student series focuses on understanding your finances. Learn some quick tips that can help you better manage your finances as a young adult…and beyond.

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