Financial Well-being
Financial well-being is the ability to understand and manage finances, make sound decisions, and become financially responsible by committing to acknowledging and assessing your financial state and by setting goals and action steps for financial wellness.
Financial Well-being Resources
Career Services Center
The GWU Career Services Center offers career coaching, self-assessment, online resume and cover letter development and assistance with networking and interviewing to help students and alumni discover their talents and interests, decide on an academic major, explore industries and career options and create an effective job search strategy. Additionally, GW Career Services works with student employees across the GW campus and affiliated partner sites throughout Washington DC.
Military & Veteran Services
Military & Veteran Services can assist student veterans, dependents, and military personnel with utilizing benefits and receiving financial aid through the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.
Office of Student Financial Assistance
Contact the Office of Student Financial Assistance for assistance with loans, grants, scholarships, and more.
The Store, GW's Food Pantry
Sign up to access The Store, GW's student-run food pantry. The Store provides resources and support for students living with food insecurity, including pantry staples, interview clothing, toiletries, menstrual hygiene products, school supplies, and more. All GW students may sign up to receive access.
Student Accounts Office
The Student Account Office provides information about students' tuition bills and can help with creating payment options for paying tuition.
Bank of America
Learn tips and explore resources related to credit, debt, budgeting, saving, and more.
Global Financial Literacy Excellence Center
The Global Financial Literacy Excellence Center envisions a world in which individuals have the financial knowledge they need to fully participate in the economy and build secure futures. In working toward that vision, GFLEC has positioned itself as the world’s leading incubator for financial literacy research, policy, and solutions. GFLEC launched in 2011 at the George Washington University School of Business in Washington, D.C. Since then, it has pioneered breakthrough tools to measure financial literacy, developed and advised on educational programs, and crafted policy guidelines aimed at advancing financial knowledge in the United States and around the globe.
MyMoney.gov
Making the most of your money starts with five building blocks for managing and growing your money -- The MyMoney Five. Keep these five principles in mind as you make day-to-day decisions and plan your financial goals.
Looking for help with making the best financial choices about major life events? Use this page to locate federal brochures, publications, websites and videos that can assist. The resources provide background information, helpful guidance, and hints and tips to assist with your decisions.
Self-Help Tools
GET App
The GET app can show students their current GWorld balance and how much they can spend per day given that balance.
GW Mobile
GW Mobile has a variety of tools to help students plan and budget meals, find vendors that accept GWorld, etc.
MyMoney.gov Tools
These tools can help you locate and use on-line calculators, budget worksheets, planning checklists and other helpful resources from the federal government for making financial decisions.
Personal Finance Tips
GWSB professor Annamaria Lusardi offers tips for creating a sound financial future.
Podcasts
July 29, 2020
Description: Do you need to start a budget or start fresh with a new app? Take a look at these popular budgeting apps and see which one is right for you!