Tuesday, April 2 | FBH MPR 146, 3-4 p.m. | “The Psychology of Money: Understanding Why You Buy What You Buy”

Why do we buy the things we buy? There’s a reason for it! This presentation will explore our past experiences and discover how our current feelings influence the ways we view, spend, and save money.

Tuesday, April 9 | FBH MPR 146, 3-4 p.m. | “Small Habits, Big Savings: How Making Small Changes in Your Life Can Help You Save a Lot of Money”

Small changes to your lifestyle is an easy and effective way to make long-lasting positive habits. Join us to learn about making small changes, like practicing mindfulness and staying organized, to create huge impact for your financial future!

Wednesday, April 17 | SU 362B, 1-2 p.m. | “First Year on the Job: What They Don’t Tell You”

Your first job after college is exciting and comes with a lot of new experiences. Here, we’ll talk about negotiating your salary, common benefits of jobs, figuring out the numbers on your first paycheck, and more.

Thursday, April 18 | Claxton 205, 12-1 p.m. | “Understanding Credit: What is Credit and Why You Want a Good Credit Score”

Have you ever thought about the process to buying a house, a car, or renting an apartment? It’s hard to accomplish any of those goals without building your credit. Join us to learn about building credit responsibly to help achieve financial freedom.

Wednesday, April 24 | Hodges 129, 4-5 p.m. | “Student Loan Repayment: What You Need to Know”

There’s lots of options available for you to responsibly cover the cost of your education, including student loans, and we’re here to support you as you learn more about these options. During this workshop, we’ll talk about the requirements for repaying student loans and the options available to you.