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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Elapid, post: 1352483, member: 28594&quot;]$2,500 isn&#039;t hiding much and it isn&#039;t enough to pay for books and food for a semester.&nbsp; I&#039;m sure you are getting grants and student loans that have a low APR and you will pay back when you start work with your degree.&nbsp; I have no problem sticking some of that money in an investment that you will probably cash out before you&#039;re out of school to make life a little easier.&nbsp; I now pay more in taxes with my degree than I made before, so the government is in a win situation anyway.&nbsp; The money the government spends on grants come back ten fold in taxes from a larger paycheck.&nbsp; Don&#039;t worry about Uncle Sam he will always get his cut and before you know it you will be supporting him.</p><p><br /></p><p>With that said I think you might want to buy, I hate the term, scrap silver.&nbsp;&nbsp; You can sell it in small amounts for a book, 6 pack, or to take one of those co-ed babes out on a date.&nbsp; See if you can get some pre 64 coins for 20 X face, that&#039;s what I got my last scrap buy for.&nbsp; Then you can fairly claim that you have $100 to $200 saved that wouldn&#039;t bother your student aid and wouldn&#039;t be making false&nbsp; financial statements, the Government consider them only worth face value so no harm no foul.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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