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After following up with Michigan State University students in an exclusive video, we've learned that some students are already preparing for the future. Jake Templin pointed out how important it is for college students to think past getting a job post-college and preparing for that lifestyle now, thus inspiring him to start a Roth IRA. Isaiah Johns, an MSU Freshman described how he likes to make his money by doing online work. He describes online work as selling his MSU Basketball tickets and blogging. He says that he believes it's important for students to have money in their pocket now pocket now because students don't know what the future may hold for them. It's obvious that students are starting to get a hold on not only the importance of budgeting but how to do it properly.

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