STUDENTS should consider putting down the credit card applications and picking up some information on Individual Retirement Accounts. Why do students need to begin thinking about retirement before their parents even stop paying for their meal plans? The answer is simple. Although students may not have much money, they possess more of one asset right now than they ever will enjoy again
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