Welcome to UTSA's online financial literacy program!
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FAFSA ALERT
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Happy New Year! Make a new Financial You in "Second Life"
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Future Planning for
Student Loan Repay
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Boost
Your Cash for College
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MONEY-ON-THE-GO
"Charge up your MP3 player; plug in your earphones; put on your jogging shoes and go learn about money!"
Podcasts
Audio downloads are a great way to learn as you walk, jog, relax by the pool or wherever you find yourself without a computer. (Just not in the car driving, please:)
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC)
- Money Smart Podcast Network, is an award-winning program by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and used by over 2 million consumers. There are four easy-listening, short segments about personal finance.
General ---Checking & Savings---Budget & Savings---Credit
The files are designed to work with virtually all audio (MP3) players. Enter Portable Audio Version Online (hosted by RackSpace.com)
- Consumer News focuses on practical guidance for you to become a safer, savvier user of financial services: the
Companion Audio
Social Security Online
- Identity Theft and Your Social Security Number - SS publication #10064 via MP3 audio
Money Portal
There's much information via the web about personal finance. It can be overwhelming when searching for the topics that interest you. So we have joined with the National Endowment for Financial Education (NEFE) to bring you their CashCourse, a simple, yet super-charged site about money management in college and beyond!
You will leave Rowdy Cents to join CashCourse for a series of short modules covering topics and resources on
- Financial Basics
- Paying for College
- College Life
- World of Work
- Calculators & Worksheets
- Economic Survival Tips
There are many paths to being money smart. GO for the one that helps you the best!!
I think Benjamin Franklin was a pretty smart guy when he said, "An investment in knowledge always pays the best interest." |
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