Financial Literacy at Emory

04/21/2026

To celebrate Financial Literacy Month, we are sharing a few tips and tricks to save money. One way is to use the library! And Emory community members have access to both Dekalb and Fulton County libraries!

04/11/2026

03/24/2026

Your bracket might be busted, but your personal finance goals don't have to be!

Check out our new blog: https://emoryfinancialliteracy.com/2026/03/24/betting-your-future-why-sports-betting-is-bad-personal-finance/

02/14/2026

Happy Valentine’s Day from Emory Financial Literacy ❤️

Celebrating love doesn’t have to come with a big price tag. 💗 From cozy nights in to thoughtful DIY surprises, there are so many meaningful ways to make today special without overspending.

Swipe for simple, affordable ideas to make Valentine’s Day memorable and money smart!

02/03/2026

2026 Super Museum Sunday
Sunday, February 8, 2026, 12:00 pm - 4:00 pm

Explore history, arts, and culture in communities throughout Georgia as over 100 museums and historic sites across the state open to the public for free during this popular event organized as part of the annual Georgia History Festival.

01/13/2026

New Blog Post! Read "Festive Finance: 6 Resolutions for the New Year" and reach our to our peer mentors for help meeting your goals.

01/06/2026

The holidays are over and a new year has started. It is a great time to reset and start a plan for 2026! Reach out to Emory Financial Literacy for help!

12/01/2025

Don't get pulled into buying things you don't need this cyber Monday. Instead, think of greener ways to save money as a college student! Check out our newest blog with 10 tips for thrifting.

11/27/2025

From our family to yours, Happy Thanksgiving! Emory Financial Literacy is grateful for students like you!

11/05/2025

Oxford College- Join John McColl and Emory Financial Literacy to learn ways to prepare for the cost of medical school. Open to all!

10/29/2025

Don’t let financial stress haunt you this semester!

From sneaky subscriptions to vanishing paychecks, small habits can make a big difference. Our Halloween edition tips show you how to avoid the “scary” money mistakes and keep your finances under control, with room to treat yourself responsibly.

Need extra help? Visit our website or stop by peer office hours for guidance you can actually use.