Spring Financial Wellness Sessions

  • January 27, 2026
  • Faculty and Staff Students

Continue your financial wellness journey this spring with virtual sessions presented by Climb Credit Union. All sessions are open to Faculty, Staff, Affiliate Faculty, and Students.

Attendees who join the live sessions will be entered into a raffle to win a Regis University Bookstore gift card, sponsored by Climb Credit Union and HR. Sessions will be recorded; however, only live attendees are eligible for the raffle.

Be sure to add each session to your calendar using the link provided. If you would like a calendar invite with all session details, please contact Shelby Burns at sburns001@regis.edu.

Loan Basics & Student Loans

Date: February 19

Time: 2 – 3 p.m.

Link to Join: Click here to join the February session

Build a strong foundation in borrowing and understand how loans can impact your financial future. This session covers:

  • Key loan and lending terminology
  • Secured vs. unsecured loans
  • Strategies to reduce interest costs
  • Federal vs. private student loans
  • Navigating financial aid and preparing for repayment
 

Owning vs. Renting & Mortgages

Date: March 19

Time: 2 – 3 p.m.

Link to Join: Click here to join the March session

Explore the financial and lifestyle considerations of renting versus homeownership. Participants will learn:

  • Pros and cons of renting and owning
  • How to evaluate which options fit your goals
  • Mortgage basics, including commmon terms and loan types
  • What to expect from application through closing

By the end of the session, you'll feel more confident making housing and mortgage decisions.

Big Picture of Financial Wellness

Date: April 8

Time: 2 – 3 p.m.

Link to Join: Click here to join the April session

This course provides an introduction to the core elements of financial well-being, including:

  • Building and maintaining an emergency fund
  • Preparing for retirement
  • Understanding essential concepts that support long-term financial health
  • Seeing how different financial decisions connect over time
  • Gaining confidence to make informed money decisions throughout life

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