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FACULTY, STAFF & STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS: 

We are currently offering the following in-person or virtual presentations:

• First Day of Work - Starting a new job comes with exciting opportunities—and important financial decisions. This session will guide students through essential first-day topics, including health insurance, retirement plans, employee benefits, spending plans, and strategies for managing student debt. Attendees will leave with the tools to compare job offers, understand take-home pay, and build a strong financial foundation for their future. 
• Funding Your College aims to help students and parents develop a solid financial plan to complete their education with minimal debt. Key topics include understanding optimal loan utilization in comparison with the Cost of Attendance Budget; the importance of submitting all financial aid forms early to maximize eligibility; knowing the different types of financial aid received; and exploring various options to cover any remaining balance not funded by financial aid.
• Money Basics: Mastering Your Personal Finances in College introduces students to the essentials of budgeting, saving, and credit management. This session helps students set SMART goals, track spending, and build healthy financial habits for college and beyond—all in a supportive, judgment-free environment designed to empower confident money decisions.
• Money Habitudes: Understanding Your Relationship with Money helps students explore the attitudes and behaviors that shape their financial decisions. Through a fun, interactive activity using Money Habitudes cards, participants identify their personal money patterns, reflect on how these influence financial choices, and learn strategies to align their habits with their goals—all in a supportive environment that promotes awareness and growth.
• Smart Credit and Debt Reduction help students understand how to use credit cards responsibly, avoid common pitfalls, and build healthy credit. It covers key topics like interest rates, minimum payments, credit scores, and strategies for managing and reducing debt.  The goal is to empower students to make informed financial decisions and avoid long-term financial stress, while using credit and loan instruments responsibly. 

If you would like to schedule a presentation or have questions, please email redtoblack@ttu.edu.