Fintrinsic is a financial literacy company focused on first generation / low income college students.
Our online platform, LIT, offers 75+ short videos that cover essential personal finance topics, like budgeting, credit, student loans, investments, and more...
- Interactive learning tools including worksheets, calculators, and vetted app recommendations
- Easy to setup and launch, allowing organizations to move quickly without technical hassle
- Real time engagement data available for administrators to track student progress
- Created by financial expert who dealt with financial struggles as a first generation, low income student
- 'Plug and Play' product for TRIO and other programs to comply with financial literacy grant requirements
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Students and Staff Use LIT to Learn Personal Finance
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What Our Partners Are Saying
"I personally find the LIT voices to be inspiring. As the main administrator for Fintrinsic on my campus, it is nice to see people who both look like me and who are around my age who are well-versed in financial literacy. It makes it feel like I can do the same thing."
"Students have commented that they never knew the difference between some of the concepts they were learning about, and it helped them to understand various aspects of financial aid more in depth. I have had numerous students say they initially started watching the videos to meet our requirement, but then kept watching more videos after meeting the requirements because they really liked them."
"Fintrinsic is a wonderful program that has made students increase their view about their financial picture and better prepare them to change it if they so desire. I believe our students feel better after accessing Fintrinsic's course. Students that have access to Fintrinsic have expressed how insightful and informative the course is and have found it helpful in better understanding financing and their own money mindset."
"I think students start off with lots of stress and anxiety about money and their relationship with it. Having access to a whole list of different financial areas in a voice that talks to them and not down at them makes them more comfortable with their money."
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