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Consolidated Credit Brings Free Financial Literacy Publications to NSU

Thinking Money exhibit at the Alvin Sherman Library features a range of free financial literacy publications.

As we finish off National Financial Literacy Month 2018, Consolidated Credit debuted a new rack of financial literacy publications at the Alvin Sherman library. Consolidated Credit’s Financial Education Director April Lewis-Parks and Director of Housing Counseling and Business Development Maria Gaitan went to the Alvin Sherman Library to help unveil the new addition to NSU’s Thinking Money exhibit.

The community benefits of free financial literacy publications

“Consolidated Credit is proud to partner with organizations like Nova Southeastern University to bring free financial literacy publications to the public,” explains April Lewis-Parks. “Displays like this one at the Alvin Sherman Library allow people to easily and discreetly get access to financial education that they need to be successful. They can learn at their own pace and come back for additional publications once they’re ready for more.”

Consolidated Credit’s free financial literacy publications include a variety of topics that cover:

  • Budgeting and saving techniques
  • Building and maintaining good credit
  • Financial planning for major life events
  • Conversation starters for key money talks you need to have

These are some of Consolidated Credit’s most popular guides that are specifically geared for college students:

Budgeting 101 for College Students: Your Money Guide for Getting Through School
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Budgeting 101 for College Students

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College is where most young adults begin the transition to full financial independence. But between rising student debt and tempting credit card offers, it can be difficult to achieve real financial stability after graduation. This guide helps you learn how to develop an effective budgeting, so you can keep debt minimized while you attend school and transition out of college smoothly.

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Financial Realities for College Grads
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Financial Realities for College Grads

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The joy of graduating from college can quickly disappear once the graduates understand that they are on their own and the bills are starting to pile up. Graduation usually marks the point at which grads find their first real jobs and take on the full responsibility for their financial future – and that can mean failure or success. This guide helps set grads up for success.

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Make the Most of Your Credit Score
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Make the Most of Your Credit Score

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Having a good credit score is essential. It makes it easy to get approved for new credit and allows you to borrow money with the best rates and terms. This guide will teach you how credit scores are calculated, what counts as a good score, and what you can do to ensure you maintain the highest score possible.

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“The publication rack is not limited, however, to publications just for college students,” Lewis-Park continues. “There are publications that help users navigate all the major milestones in life, from getting married and having children, to planning effectively for retirement.”

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