Bank On It: Confidence with Credit

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Date

Oct. 14

Location

PH1 101

Time

11 to 2p.m.

Description

Web Copy: Join ASI Student Government and Beach Pride Events for Bank On It, a financial empowerment workshop series designed to help you build practical money-management skills, make informed decisions and learn from financial experts. Plus, enjoy free snacks and giveaways at every workshop! No RSVP required.

Confidence with Credit

Oct. 14

1 to 2p.m.

PH1 101

Credit can be a powerful financial tool, but understanding how it works is key. In this interactive workshop, students will learn the basics of credit, explore different types of debt, and examine how services like Klarna and Afterpay can impact their finances. Participants will leave with practical strategies for managing debt, using credit responsibly, and making confident financial decisions.

Paying for College and Financial Aid

Nov. 5

11a.m. to 12p.m.

PH1 101

College is an investment—let’s talk about how to pay for it! In partnership with the Financial Aid Office, students will learn about financial aid, scholarships, grants, loans, and other ways to help cover college costs. Participants will also gain practical tips for understanding their financial aid package and making informed decisions about paying for college.

Other ASI Events This Week

Other ASI Events This Week

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