Liberty University Center for Financial Literacy

Liberty University Center for Financial Literacy Our passion is teaching foundational biblical personal finance principles. They will change your lif

Happy Memorial Day! Join us as we remember and honor those who have sacrificed so much for our freedom.
05/27/2024

Happy Memorial Day! Join us as we remember and honor those who have sacrificed so much for our freedom.

Our very own Professor Kurt Cornfield, Associate Professor of Financial Planning at LU talks about an exciting new caree...
11/18/2022

Our very own Professor Kurt Cornfield, Associate Professor of Financial Planning at LU talks about an exciting new career track in Christian Financial Planning! We are so blessed to have him pouring into our students. Because of his leadership, our program provides students with 1) the required education requirements to become a CFP and 2) the ability to become a Certified Kingdom Advisor.

Click the link in bio to listen to this new MoneyWise podcast!🤩

Depending on your financial situation there are multiple ways to prepare. It’s important that you make an educated decis...
08/15/2022

Depending on your financial situation there are multiple ways to prepare. It’s important that you make an educated decision to ensure that it’s best for you!

- Consider paying back as much as you can now while interest rates are at 0%.
- Look into refinancing federal student loans to a lower interest rates.
- Apply for federal student loan forgiveness.

We would love to educate you on all your options…

Book a session in advance today with a trainer peer financial coach!

🗓 Coaching begins August 24th!

🤩🤩Our team of 18 peer financial coaches will begin in person training in just 1 WEEK! They have spent the entire summer ...
08/10/2022

🤩🤩Our team of 18 peer financial coaches will begin in person training in just 1 WEEK! They have spent the entire summer virtually learning how to educate individuals about biblical financial literacy. Please join us in prayer over our in person training as we prepare to begin coaching on August 24th!

🔈STUDENTS: If you have questions about any financial topic (budgeting, student loans, credit cards, investing, etc.) book a coaching session in advance TODAY on our website!

🔗 liberty.edu/cfl

Do you know your numbers?
07/12/2022

Do you know your numbers?

HAPPY 4th OF JULY 🇺🇸
07/04/2022

HAPPY 4th OF JULY 🇺🇸

Thursday thought….
06/23/2022

Thursday thought….

The “debt trap” is a situation an individual falls in to when they have over used debt making it difficult to repay a l...
06/15/2022

The “debt trap” is a situation an individual falls in to when they have over used debt making it difficult to repay a loan.

➡️ How to get out of the debt trap:
1) acknowledge the situation you are in
2) understand ALL the details of your finances
3) develop a spending plan and budget to pay the debt
4) stop using credit cards!

➡️ How to avoid the debt cycle:
1) don’t spend unless you actually have the money
2) build an emergency fund
3) spend below your means & avoid buying the “maximum allowed” - if you buy a car and need to take out a loan, don’t go for the most expensive car
4) set up automatic payments so you don’t miss a due date

Did you know💡that in the U.S. there is an identity theft case reported every 14 seconds?PROTECT using these 6 tips! If y...
06/09/2022

Did you know💡that in the U.S. there is an identity theft case reported every 14 seconds?

PROTECT using these 6 tips!

If you ever find yourself a victim….

➡️ Report identity theft to the Federal Trade Commission online at IdentityTheft.gov or by phone at 1-877-438-4338.

➡️ stolen card or bank information Report it immediately to the company.

HOPE in God > hope in wealth
06/02/2022

HOPE in God > hope in wealth

May we always remember the sacrifices made for our freedom 🇺🇸
05/30/2022

May we always remember the sacrifices made for our freedom 🇺🇸

Lets Talk Emergency Funds…..🚨An emergency fund is a means to set money aside for a situation a little more drastic than ...
05/25/2022

Lets Talk Emergency Funds…..🚨

An emergency fund is a means to set money aside for a situation a little more drastic than a rainy day. This fund is for emergency's such as an unexpected hospital visit or urgent car repairs.

How much should I save? ➡️AT LEAST 3-6 months of living expenses.
Where should I save it? ➡️For your cash to earn as much interest as possible you can use a High Yield Savings Account (HYSA).

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