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Financial Stress: The Overwhelming Impact on Students. NMASFAA March 27, 2014. Speakers. Brenda McCafferty Strategic Business Director Inceptia. Mike Lubben Vice President of Business Development Inceptia. Dr. Anthony Marin Director of Student Affairs & Enrollment Mgmt. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Financial Stress: The Overwhelming Impact on Students

NMASFAA

March 27, 2014

Speakers

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Brenda McCaffertyStrategic Business Director

Inceptia

Mike LubbenVice President of Business

DevelopmentInceptia

Dr. Anthony MarinDirector of Student Affairs &

Enrollment Mgmt.New Mexico State University

Agenda

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What is financial literacy?

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Skills and Abilities

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Confidence

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Perspective

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KnowledgeKnowledge

Skills/AbilitiesSkills/Abilities

Confidence/Efficacy

Confidence/Efficacy

PerspectivePerspective

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Cost of attendance is going up

Why?

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19% of full-time students at public four-year colleges and universities

attend institutions that increased their published prices by 12% or more.

Why?

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College Board

• Cost of attendance is going up

• Young adults desperately lack financial skills

Why?

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Financial Aptitude Analysis

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• Cost of attendance is going up

• Young adults desperately lack financial skills

• Legislative environment

Why?

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• Cost of attendance is going up

• Young adults desperately lack financial skills

• Legislative environment

• Stress and money

Why?

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Inceptia Financial Stress Survey

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Student Respondents by Rank

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Student Respondents by Institution Type

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Top Stressors

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Qualitative Feedback

Health and Mental Health (Self)

Health and/or Death of Family Member

Concerns about Career and Educational Plans

Extracurricular Activities and Athletics

Relationships

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Top Stressors

“My mom was in an accident and my parents’ income took a big hit.”

“Not being able to afford groceries has been a cause for concern that I find frequently distracts me while doing my school work.”

“When all I can think about is money and how much I’m going to owe or how I can’t afford supplies, it’s hard to stay focused in school.”

“My mother is disabled and my family is below the poverty line. It’s hard for me to be off at school, eating regular meals and attending classes because I get student loans, while my family is at home and most likely without groceries.”

Impact of Financial Education

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• Red to Green Money Management Program• Title V Grant• Institutionalized• Inceptia• Wells Fargo Company• NMSU President’s Performance Fund

New Mexico State University

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• Staffing• Director, Student Affairs• Associate Director, Career Services• Peer Financial Literacy Coaches • Career Service Marketing Department• NMSU Financial Aid and Scholarship Office• Student Success Center, Associate Director• Student Success Center, Graduate Assistant• Private Industry Professionals• NMSU Faculty

New Mexico State University

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• Content• Student Financial Aid• Student Loans/Repayment• Identity Theft• Credit Score/Reporting• Credit Card Use• Budgeting• Financial Success

New Mexico State University

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• Hands on Banking and Financial Avenue

• University 114 Money Matter$• Wells Fargo Hands on Banking• Financial Avenue Modules• Financial Related Articles

New Mexico State University

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• Financial Success Workshops• UNIV Courses• University Courses Classroom Presentations• General Student Population• Federal, State, University Programs

• Individual Financial Success Sessions• Peer Lead

New Mexico State University

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• Financial Success Fair• Banks• Consultation• Financial Services• Investment Firms• Insurance• April 16, 2014

New Mexico State University

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• Social Media Blitz• Facebook• Twitter• Instagram• Pinterest

• Red to Green Money Management Program Website• Program Information• Financial Resources• Financial Avenue

New Mexico State University

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• University 114 Money Matter$• Wells Fargo• Financial Avenue Modules• Financial Related Articles

• Future Initiatives

• Evaluation Plan

• Outcomes

New Mexico State University

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Q&A

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BRENDA MCCAFERTYStrategic Business Director

601.214.7224

brendam@inceptia.org

Inceptia.org

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MIKE LUBBENVice President of Business Development

402.661.9455

mikel@inceptia.org

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TONY MARINDIRECTOR, STUDENT AFFAIRS

575-646-1416

amarin@ad.nmsu.edu

http://careerservices.nmsu.edu/red-to-green/

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