Helping Students with Money Matters
When Money Grows on Trees: Applying for Scholarships
Usually, you have to work for money, but sometimes you don’t. College might be the last time in your life where you can get rewarded just for being there, and every student should know that.
Betting Your Future: Why Sports Betting is Bad Personal Finance
Instead of packing your bags and flying across the country to Las Vegas, the wonder of sports betting today is as easy as firing up your mobile device and tapping a button. But it was not always that easy. Deregulation has exploded the market in the wake of the 2018 Supreme Court ruling striking down…
Student Loans, Wage Garnishment, and What Borrowers Need to know in 2026
Federal student loan collections were scheduled to resume in early 2026, including wage garnishment for borrowers in default. While those actions are currently paused again, the pause is temporary. The government’s authority to collect has not gone away. Borrowers who use this window to understand their loan status, avoid default, or resolve existing defaults will…
Cancel Those Subscriptions… Here’s what your Emory ID can get you for Free!
It’s essential for us to stay informed about potential discounts our IDs may offer so we don’t pay more than necessary. It’s important to utilize these free of charge/discounted services as they can save money, create plans, and provide information that was formerly blocked by a paywall.
Festive Finance: 6 Resolutions for the New Year
Above all, remember to stay flexible and keep moving forward! One of the worst things for your New Year’s resolutions is an all-or-nothing mindset. As Mike Tyson put it: “Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the face.” When life throws you a curveball–and it will–the most important thing is being able to…
Festive Finance: Gifting on a Budget
Shifting the focus from stuff to value is a core financial literacy skill, and one that pays dividends well beyond the holidays.
College Isn’t Cheap, But Thrifting Is!
Let’s be real–college life isn’t exactly cheap. Between tuition, housing, partying, coffee runs, and spontaneous Target trips, saving money isn’t exactly the easiest feat. This means saving money wherever you can is a must–that’s where thrifting comes in!
Festive Finance: Thanksgiving Recipes That Are Delicious on a Dime
Thanksgiving is about connection and gratitude—not credit card debt. We hope that these resources help you to pull off a feast that feels luxurious without spending a fortune.
CashCourse: Your Free Financial Friend – An Update Guide
Are you looking for a platform to teach you financial literacy basics? Well, you are in luck! The Office of Financial Aid and Emory Financial Literacy is proudly offering free access for Emory University students to the newly updated CashCourse!
✈️ What to Know About Summer Education Abroad 2026 🌍
Thinking about education abroad this summer? Here’s everything you need to know to plan your adventure!
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