This event is open to all TU students, faculty, parents, and community members.
In an effort to emphasize the importance of financial literacy the United States has officially declared April as National Financial Literacy Month. The month serves as an opportunity to inform and empower Americans to establish and maintain healthy financial habits.
To kick-off the month the Student Government Association (SGA) is hosing the first annual FinanceFest. Co-sponsored by the College of Business and Economics, Maryland Coalition for Financial Literacy, and Financial Services Money Attitude Program, the event walks participants through tax preparation, credit report checks, and other useful budgeting information.
Event Features
Free federal and Maryland state income tax preparation for students
FAFSA Assistance
Free credit reports
Credit report and credit score consultations
Saving and budgeting information
Date & Location
Thursday, March 30, 2011; 11am - 3pm
University Union, Chesapeake Rooms
Vendor Information
Local area vendors are invited to participate by providing free services and resources. Vendor fees are as follows: