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Money Smart Week 2020 — Part II

Posted on April 22, 2020 by Naomi Schemm

Did you see my Part I post about Money Smart Week, last week? Here’s Part II. I wanted to share some additional recommended resources that we can all take advantage of while we’re home-bound (and, perhaps, needing extra projects to … Continue reading →

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Money Smart Week 2020 — Part I

Posted on April 17, 2020 by Naomi Schemm

Do you know what your credit score is? Or how to improve it? What do you need to know about a 401(k) or a Roth IRA? , And yes, I’m talking to YOU, students! While financial topics might seem like … Continue reading →

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UWW VITA’s Basics of Income Tax

Posted on February 19, 2019 by Sarell Martin

Who doesn’t love to talk about money? The Andersen Library, Financial Library Center, and UWW VITA are teaming up to teach students the basics of income tax. This presentation will be taken place in Hyland 1302 from 3:30-4:30 pm on … Continue reading →

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New Stuff Tuesday – August 30, 2016

Posted on August 30, 2016 by James Castrillo

How Would You Like To Pay?: How Technology is Changing the Future of Money by Bill Maurer HG 1710 .M38 2015 New Arrivals Island, 2nd floor In Bill Maurer’s latest work, he explores the emerging and rapidly growing of online … Continue reading →

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T3: Personal Finance Apps

Posted on April 28, 2016 by Diana

Since it is Money Smart Week, this week’s tech tip will compare two popular personal finance software programs. Both programs help you track where your money goes each month and can help you set up and maintain budgets. Here are … Continue reading →

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New Stuff Tuesday: April 14, 2015

Posted on April 14, 2015 by Amanda Howell

How to Speak Money: What the Money People Say – And What It Really Means by John Lanchester PR6023.A66 Z54 2014 New Arrivals Island, 2nd floor Anyone who has taken a finance or economics class or regularly listens to NPR’s … Continue reading →

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T3: Apps that Replace Cash & Checks

Posted on February 27, 2015 by Diana

Owe your best friend $8 for dinner when you forgot your wallet? Need to give your roommate the rent money? If you, like me, rarely have cash and hate writing checks, then the following mobile apps can help you out. … Continue reading →

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Maker Monday – Piggy banks and Money Management

Posted on October 17, 2014 by Rebecca

Andersen Library welcomes financial specialist to educate students on money management on Monday, October 20. Denise Kaminski, of UW Credit Union, is slated to present 3:30 – 4:00 pm.  Crafting event to follow. Kaminski aims to educate UW-Whitewater students regarding … Continue reading →

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Money Mondays: Wrap Up

Posted on May 5, 2014 by Amanda Howell

This semester we have covered a wide variety of personal finance topics, from student loans to credit cards to retirement. These topics can be overwhelming, but hopefully you feel a little more confident in your ability to manage your finances … Continue reading →

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Money Mondays: Retirement

Posted on April 28, 2014 by Amanda Howell

Though it seems like it’s a long way off, retirement is something you have to start saving for early in life. Think back to when we discussed compound interest a few weeks ago. The benefits of compound interest are particularly … Continue reading →

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