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Financial Literacy Resources

Financial Literacy Resources

 

 

Did you know that as a UNC student that you have access to CashCourse?

CashCourse is an online financial education resource designed specifically for college and university students. The program takes a whole-life approach to personal finance, with resources divided into six main areas of learning:

  • Earn: Estimate financial effects of current and future employment.
  • Save and Invest: Grow personal assets to build savings and financial security.
  • Protect: Protect financial resources, personal property and identity.
  • Spend: Manage cash flow to meet financial goals and navigate financial obstacles.
  • Borrow: Control personal credit and debt.
  • Pay for Education: Create and implement a strategy for funding higher education.

 

CashCourse® was developed by the nonprofit National Endowment for Financial Education (NEFE). From 2007 to 2021, NEFE provided CashCourse® to students and educators as part of its mission to champion effective financial education. CashCourse® was acquired by Indiana University and managed by the Higher Education Financial Wellness Alliance beginning in 2021. For more information on NEFE and its work in financial education, visit www.nefe.org.

Want to request access to CashCourse?

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Financial Literacy Workshops and Events

The Office of the Dean of Students provides care and support to all students at The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Undergraduate, graduate, professional, full-time, and part-time students alike may contact our office to be assisted with navigating the university and accessing appropriate resources and support services.

Check out offered workshops on HeelLife

 

$AVVY investigates the historical, cultural and societal norms around women and money. With incisive humor and captivating honesty, $AVVY questions why women often take a backseat to managing their money, and reveals why it’s increasingly critical for women to take the reins of their financial futures.

Want to learn more about $AVVY?

Check out the $AVVY Impact Hub!

If you missed the viewing of the documentary on January 31, 2023 you can learn more about $AVVY and watch the film for a fee on the $AVVY website. You can also learn more about Director and Producer Robin Hauser here.