Money Matter$

Money Matters was started in 2021 through funds received through the faculty senate’s signature student experience fund.  Our goal is to make Money Matters a place for everything money related on campus.  Each semester we hold multiple Lunch n’ Learn events where mainly Mines Alumni come back to campus and speak on subjects related to investing, personal finance, buying a house, crypto currency and many others.  The next I Dig Money events are listed below.   In addition to the Lunch n’ Learn events we have also built online asynchronous personal finance modules.  These fun interactive modules will help you learn the basics of investing, types of accounts, how to build a budget and more.  Finally, it is our goal to increase the Mines Student bodies knowledge on personal finance related topics.  If you would like us to come speak to your group, please reach out!

 

“Invest in your 20’s, or invest in your 30’s, 40’s, 50’s, and 60’s.  The choice is yours”

– Tyler Graeve CEO Cedrus Capital (15′)

MONEY MATTER$

Online Modules

 

 

Upcoming Events

Learn important financial skills from experienced professionals!

 

See events, dates, and locations below.

Salary and Negotiation Workshops for students

Thursday, March 6th from 12:00 p.m. – 1:00 pm, Green Center 224

Learn how to review an employment offer letter and negotiate with an employer.  This free workshop is offered by the Career Center for all students. Check out Diggernet for more information.  RSVP helpful but not required. 

Money in March: An Introduction to Finance, Credit and Budgeting Presentation

Friday, March 7th from 12:00 p.m. – 1:00 pm, virtually, via the Teams link below. 

Colin Terry, Assistant Vice President for Student Life will touch on finance, credit, and budgeting topics for both students and employees.

Microsoft Teams  
Join the meeting now  
Meeting ID: 212 536 129 710  
Passcode: Dh9dj2Jo  

I DIG Money Sessions

Learn more about setting yourself up for success with finances and money. Led by Andrew Pederson with the Economics and Business Department. 

Types of Accounts:  Roth vs. Traditional:  March 26th, 5:30 p.m. – 6:30 pm, Metals Hall

We would love to help you develop content for your class or group  related to any of the following topics:

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Personal Finance

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Budgeting

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Types of Accounts

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Loans

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Big Purchases

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Investments

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Biggest Financial Mistakes

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We’d Love to Help You Understand Your Finances!

Contact Us for Help

Andrew Pederson

apederso@mines.edu
Engineering Hall #110