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Across this series, we have explored the financial challenges students face during their academic journey and shared personal anecdotes that shaped our relationship with money, as well as our subsequent 'Money Mindsets'. Now, in this final episode, we're talking about the practical tips and strategies we used to help manage our finances while studying psychology. We'll even explore some of our listeners' ideas for tricks that have helped them save money as students!

We hope the insights shared in this series have been helpful. Thank you for joining us on Mental Status, and a special shoutout to ShopBack for making this series possible.

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Credits
Podcast Hosts: Yash & Josh
Podcast Producer: Josh Kelly

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