Personal Finance Resources

Sucked into bad investments, stalked by freeloaders and saddled with medical problems, most pro athletes get shocked by harsh economic realities after years of living the high life. Drawing surprisingly vulnerable confessions from retired stars like Keith McCants, Bernie Kosar, Leon Searcy and Andre Rison, this fascinating documentary from Billy Corben digs into the psychology of men whose competitive nature carries them to victory on the field and ruin off it.

Rachel exits college with a whopping student loan and heavy credit card debt. She discovers that debt, taxes, everyday expenses, and a few unexpected bills can turn a tidy salary into a hole in her wallet. In this program, Rachel gets a "financial makeover", learning the value of preparing a budget and sticking to a spending plan.

This series provides young people with the knowledge they need to research and obtain basic products and services. They are shown how to buy a car, how to lease an apartment, and how to buy clothes and food for themselves.

In this core Financial Peace University lesson, Dave shows you how to live on less than you make, pay your bills, allow for entertainment, AND still have money left over at the end of the month.

In this core Financial Peace University lesson, Dave shows you how to become debt-free as he walks you through the necessary steps and details of dumping debt with the Debt Snowball method.

A congenial and straight-talking expert, Professor DeGennaro leads you through 18 detailed lectures that explain the stock market from the inside, introducing you to the factors that make company stocks rise and fall and the information you need to grasp the market’s role in the world economy, evaluate the relative soundness of stocks, and understand the stock investment options available to you.

Teaches seven steps to gaining control of your financial future: dreaming, setting goals, financial planning, budgeting, saving, investing and portfolio/strategy review.

Taught by financial expert and Texas Tech University professor Michael Finke, these 12 practical lectures will boost your confidence around money management.

This program is aimed at young adults ages 20-40, a generation struggling with unprecedented financial challenges, including hefty student loans, credit card debt, a tough job market, and skyrocketing housing costs.

Explains the basics of credit: what it is, how it is used, and the various types available.

Takes a closer look at credit cards and explains how they work, the different types of cards available, how to use them wisely and to your advantage, how to decipher monthly statements, and how to choose the right card.

Through the real-life stories of young people dealing with various financial and lifestyle scenarios, the program raises fiscal consciousness and knowledge on everything from banking and credit to investments, budgeting, insurance and self-employment. It features personal financial advice from respected national financial advisers.