Financial Literacy: Nelnet Provides Two More Tools for your Students
Money… we all need it. We all want it. We all like to spend it. Not all of us do a good job of managing it. Money is one of the rarities for the college student. Yet every time a student turns around, it seems they need (or want) more when they probably have less. It is the critical time to learn the lessons of a budget. Unfortunately and more often than not, money management is a lesson learned a tad too late for these “real world rookies”. With new responsibility and freedom, students have to make very important decisions and choices on how to spend their money. Without consistent money management practices, students will find it difficult to reach their financial goals.
Located in the Financial Literacy PDF section on Nelnet’s website for schools, you will find two tools for your students that provide strategies and tips for managing and saving money:
FINANCIAL TIPS: Managing Your Money: 9 Tips to Achieving Financial Wellness
BUDGET STRATEGIES: Strategies to Save Money
You can also help your students get smart about money by promoting the Money Mondays webinar series on campus. Go to http://www.nelnetloanservicing.com/financial-literacy/, or contact your Regional Director for details. We hope that you find these tools helpful in your mission of providing financial literacy to your students!
Lou Murray, Southwest Regional Director, Nelnet Partner Solutions
Nelnet’s Blog for Financial Aid Officers 
Sir you are doing a very good job.You divert my thinking to this area especially on financially literacy, which lack of it cause great poverty among youth and civil servant.
Very good point, Abdulmalik. We are trying to help in that area with our Money Monday series for students.