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Peer Financial Counseling Program

Today’s college students are bombarded with ads, commercials and mailings telling us that we need to spend money to be happy. At the same time, many of us come to college very ill-equipped to handle our finances. The Peer Financial Counseling Program is designed to address this problem. We hope to provide our peers with a basic understanding of personal financial management to help us meet life’s challenges and opportunities, many of which touch upon the topic of money. 

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From One Student To Another
Empowering Each Other to Build Effective Financial Management Skills

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Upcoming Presentations


Join us each Tuesday from 11:30 AM to 12:30 PM for our weekly financial management presentation series in UC 265. Gain the knowledge that will help you make the right decisions with your money!


November 24, 2009

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Making it on a College Budget

Most students are on fixed incomes and have very little experience managing money. Before college, many of us never had to worry about paying for rent, groceries, utilities, and all the other costs that face the average college student. The first step to becoming financially independent is being able to live within our means, and the purpose of this module is to teach you how to track your spending and develop a budget that will work for you.


For any more questions or information about these or other upcoming presentations, please contact Chris Wilkerson or Blair Fortson at pfc@clayton.edu or by phone at (678) 485-4185.


Individuals requiring disability related accommodations for participation in any activity, event program or to obtain print materials in an alternative format, please contact the Disability Resource Center at (678) 466-5445 or disabilityresourcecenter@clayton.edu.

 

You can also check out our presentations on-line by clicking below:

PFC Tools for Financial Success
 

The first step to becoming financially independent is being able to live within our means. A budget will help you track your spending so that you can achieve your financial goals. Below is a computer based budget that you can use anywhere. Save your receipts and record your spending daily. Good luck!

 Track your income and expenses here.

 


If you need financial advice or would like to request a presentation,
click here.


Chris Wilkerson
Student Coordinator
(678) 466-4185
pfc@clayton.edu

Blair Fortson
Assistant Student Coordinator
(678) 466-4185
pfc@clayton.edu