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Perhaps you're leaving home to go to university, move in with your partner or simply because it's time. Congratulations! From now on, you can deck the entire place out from top to bottom in your favourite colour and listen to loud music at three o’clock at night to boot. But now everything will cost money as well: here are some important tips on how to avoid going broke straight away.

The back-to-school season often coincides with a new stage in your life. You still remember your early school days and here comes the last semester at uni. Next year will be a big unknown! Entering the world of work, doing additional training or taking a gap year? Any project requires a financial cushion!

Louise is 19 years old and lives in Luxembourg with her mother and brother. She has just finished the last oral sessions on her final exams, and is waiting for the results. Phew! Soon a little rest and then the holidays. Despite being an excellent student, Louise put a lot of pressure on herself during her exams. Fortunately, her mother was very attentive, cooking her favourite dishes and supporting her as best she could during this stressful period.

Baccalaureate diploma in hand? Your well-deserved holidays are almost over? Perhaps you've already started at university or you're making your final preparations before the big departure? Find out about your financial aid and the 100% digital Spuerkeess application via S-Net Mobile for your state-guaranteed student loan.

Do you find yourself brooding about your financial situation and not achieving your goals for saving and investing for your future? Making a financial plan can have a positive impact on your well-being. But how do you set a budget and stick to the plan? Discover our tips for becoming more Zen about your finances.

We all need a financial literacy. Teaching children the basics about how money works, its value and why to save it can spare them so much hassle as adults.

Louise just graduated from secondary school. Her next steps are to prepare to leave for university, sort her things, sell some of her stuff, buy some new clothes, and pull together furniture and decor for her small studio while taking advantage of sales in Luxembourg and online.

Let’s face it; once we have left school, most things we learned about maths or languages are lost if we don’t use these matters in our every day life. This can become tricky later on, once your own child is struggling with one of these topics, up to the point that you wish somebody else was helping your kid with its homework (probably saving you lots of time and nerves).