UM’s Money Management Program

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Thank you for taking a first step toward financial independence by visiting our site. Whether you are entering your first year or are ready to graduate, we care about your short- and long-term financial wellbeing. We’ve created the Money Management Program to give you the tools and knowledge to achieve your short- and long-term financial goals.

What We Do

Every college student should have access to enhance their personal finance skills. The phrase “what you’re not changing, you’re choosing” rings true for many things, including financial habits. If you are not choosing to develop good money habits, you are choosing bad ones. We're here to help.

To complement the resources below, we offer a series of live Money Talks on various personal finance topics, Financial Fitness workshops, and one-on-one peer coaching sessions. We also work closely with many student clubs, organizations and campus partners to promote the financial health of our Canes. Whether you want to enhance your investing skills, file taxes for the first time, create a personal spending plan/budget, set financial goals, learn about real-world finance, or determine how to set yourself up for a comfortable retirement, we offer free financial educational resources to help you on your personal finance journey.

Our Services

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Money Talks

Budgeting

Credit and Credit Cards

Saving and Investing

Loan and Debt Repayment

1-1 Peer Coaching

Financial Happenings

Our Fall term offerings will be made available in late August but if your student club or organization would like a personal finance guest speaker on customized topics, you can proactively complete our online request form and we will be glad to help.

Need some assistance with jumpstarting your financial future? Our free personal finance One-on-One Peer Coaching is available during the academic year. Our team works with undergraduate students to enhance their skills in areas like budgeting, financial goal setting, credit development, debt management, real-world finance, borrowing, and more. 

Disclaimer: The UM Money Management Program is an educational resource. We do not provide investment, legal or tax advice. The information provided is for general educational purposes only and is not intended to substitute for the advice of your investment, legal and/or tax advisors or to be the basis of specific trading or investment activities. Links to third-party resources are provided as a convenience for informational purposes. Neither the University of Miami nor the Money Management Program endorses or approves any of the products, services or opinions of the entities or individuals associated with these links. The University and the Money Management Program bear no responsibility for the accuracy, legality, or content of any external site associated with the links provided.

 

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