You are receiving this email as part of a free information service from University Business Magazine. Financial literacy programs are being implemented at more and more colleges to help students work through the increased stress they are feeling over financial issues. This not only sets them up for success while in school, but also prepares them for financial success after graduation. That’s why Inceptia has created Financial Avenue. Developed in accordance with the U.S. Department of Treasury’s Financial Literacy and Education Commission’s financial education core competencies, Financial Avenue is a comprehensive online tool that provides real-world teachings of personal money management delivered in a format designed to appeal to students through videos and applied learning exercises. Students are guided through Financial Avenue’s ten online courses by the Knowl – Inceptia’s new face for student engagement. With the Knowl, Inceptia and the schools we serve can better engage with Millennials about financial wellness – by being fun, authentic, and most of all, non-institutional. Financial education is increasingly important to your students! Join Inceptia’s Carissa Uhlman, Vice President of Student Success, on Thursday, April 21 as she present the findings from our latest research brief, “The ROI of Financial Education.” She will examine the effects of financial education on student satisfaction and financial stress levels, retention and cohort default rates, and lifelong financial behaviors. A simplified review of the numbers will provide a basis for calculating the return on investment for financial education programs.   This e-mail was sent to: [EMAIL]. One Click Unsubscribe | Manage My Subscriptions [COPYRIGHT] 35 Nutmeg Drive Suite 205, Trumbull, CT, 06611