Lucy Christensen here, and I am a student advocate at the Financial Wellness Center (FWC). I will be starting my sophomore year this fall semester at the U with a major in international studies. Growing up, I heard many exciting and nerve-racking stories about what college life would be like. These stories, like for many others, built a perception of what I should expect for my freshman year.
Investing can seem daunting, but with the right approach and understanding of different financial instruments, you can make informed decisions to grow your wealth. Here’s a guide to help you get started.
Over my academic career, I have been granted many scholarships. In the beginning, I thought it was just luck, but after working here and peering into the decision-making process of other students, I realized that my luck might be more calculated than I thought.
As I transition into a full-time role as the next Program Coordinator at the same center, I want to reflect on my journey, share invaluable lessons, and offer some advice to those stepping into the shoes I once filled.
At the Financial Wellness Center, we honor the remarkable stories of women who have left their mark on various industries, reshaping the landscape and inspiring future generations to come.
Celebrating Black Financial Leaders! Throughout Black History Month in February and year-round, we honor the contributions of Black individuals and communities in finances.
Taxes can be daunting for anyone, but 1099 earners have even more things to consider. This guide will help you prepare and plan ahead.
After doing research for the course and watching my students progress along it, I’ve learned a lot about how to align your budget and money habits to your goals. Here are some of the beginning steps I recommend taking to start an intentional budget.
The holiday season brings joy and festivities, but for students, it can also mean navigating potential financial hurdles. Fear not, scholars! Here are seven practical financial tips to ensure you enjoy the season without straining your budget.
Managing finances as a couple can be challenging, but it doesn’t have to be stressful. In this blog post, Beth and Elsa share insights from a recent couple they met with, highlighting the importance of regular "Money Dates" for better financial communication and goal-setting.