10 Tips for Financial Literacy Month

NASFAA

Throughout the month of April, NASFAA joins the higher education community and other organizations across the country to celebrate Financial Literacy Month. Making smart choices with your money doesn’t stop with paying for college — students need to be educated about managing their financial lives outside of school, too. Take a look below for 10 tips you can share with your students this Financial Literacy Month along with downloadable social media graphics.
  1. Create a budget: Start by calculating your monthly income and expenses. Use this information to create a budget that works for you.
  2. Track your spending: Keep track of every dollar you spend to help you stick to your budget.
  3. Smart debt: If possible, avoid taking on debt. If you must take on debt, be aware of interest rates, and make sure payments fit into your budget.

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