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New graduates are entering into one of the toughest job markets in recent history with unemployment rates for recent grads hitting 5.8% compared to just 4% for all workers. So, it's a crucial time for young people to make smart financial moves. I want to bring in Dena Healey who is the Prize Financial Vice President of Financial Planning and Advice.Great to have you here in studio with us. You have four pillars of advice for new graduates. Study your benefits, establish a strong credit history, develop a bu ...