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Indiana University Office of Financial Wellness & Education
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Office of Financial Wellness and Education
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The Indiana University Office of Financial Wellness and Education (branded as MoneySmarts) is a department within Indiana University, a public state university, that provides free financial education and counseling services to students across all nine IU campuses: Bloomington, Indianapolis, Columbus, East, Fort Wayne, Kokomo, Northwest, South Bend, and Southeast. Established in 2012 and operating with a team of 8 employees from its headquarters at Bryan Hall, 107 S Indiana Ave, Bloomington, the office delivers three core programs: CashCourse, an online financial education platform provided by the National Endowment for Financial Education; Engage & Thrive at IU, a Fidelity Investments-backed rewards program that deposits monetary incentives into personal Fidelity accounts for first-year undergraduates who complete financial literacy, academic support, career preparation, well-being, and community activities; and one-on-one confidential financial counseling with trained student staff, available in-person at Bloomington and Indianapolis or virtually for all other IU campuses, scheduled through Microsoft Booking. The office also delivers financial wellness presentations for classes and student organizations and provides educational resources on 529 college savings plans and an IU tuition cost estimator.

The office is a government state entity funded through Indiana University operating budgets and state appropriations rather than generating revenue from service fees; all services are provided free of charge to IU students, with CashCourse access and Engage & Thrive rewards underwritten by IU and Fidelity Investments. Technology integrations include Canvas LMS for Engage & Thrive activity tracking, Microsoft Booking for appointment scheduling, the Fidelity Mobile app for reward distribution, and Google Analytics for website analytics. Documented outcomes include a $158.2 million reduction in student borrowing over ten years and a 24% decrease in student borrowing across all IU campuses. Secondary audiences include IU employees (for 529 savings plan guidance via direct deposit) and families/parents of students (for 529 college savings education).

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The Indiana University Office of Financial Wellness and Education (MoneySmarts) is a university department providing free financial counseling, online education via CashCourse, and Fidelity-backed rewards through Engage & Thrive to students across all nine IU campuses.

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financial wellness education, student financial counseling, personal finance education, financial literacy services, college financial wellness
Industry4 codes
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Financial Education & Coaching (Digital Programs, Tools)
Financial & Insurance/Financial Technology (Fintech)/Personal Finance & Financial Wellness (PFM)
SECONDARYFSAGADAA
Budgeting & Cash-Flow Management
Financial & Insurance/Financial Technology (Fintech)/Personal Finance & Financial Wellness (PFM)
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Personal Finance & Financial Literacy for Students
Education/Supplemental & Enrichment Programs (Arts, STEM, Language)/Life Skills & Personal Development (Study Skills, Executive Function, SEL)
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Employee Financial Wellness Platforms (Workplace PFM)
Financial & Insurance/Financial Technology (Fintech)/Personal Finance & Financial Wellness (PFM)
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  • Educational Support Services6117
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  • Investment Advice6282
Product category
Higher Education Financial Wellness
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Revenue model2 records
1University Government Funding
TypeSubscription Recurring
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As an office of Indiana University, a public institution, the Office of Financial Wellness and Education is funded through university operating budgets and state appropriations rather than generating revenue from services.

moneysmarts.iu.edu
2Educational Program Sponsorship
TypeFreemium
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CashCourse and Engage & Thrive program rewards are provided at no cost to students, funded through university and partner (Fidelity Investments) contributions rather than student payments.

moneysmarts.iu.edu
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1Free confidential one-on-one financial counseling
ModelFreemiumBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

All students at IU have access to free, confidential one-on-one appointments with trained student staff for budgeting, saving, spending, and financial goals discussion.

moneysmarts.iu.edu
2Free online financial education via CashCourse
ModelFreemiumBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
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CashCourse is completely free for students at member schools. Includes tools, lessons, infographics, videos, quizzes, and interactive exercises.

moneysmarts.iu.edu
3Free participation with financial rewards via Engage & Thrive
ModelFreemiumBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

First-year undergraduate students at IU can participate in campus activities and earn financial rewards deposited into a Fidelity account. Rewards vary by activity.

moneysmarts.iu.edu
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1Engage & Thrive at IU
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A program designed to help students thrive by encouraging participation in high-impact activities while earning financial rewards deposited into a personal Fidelity account.

moneysmarts.iu.edu
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The Office of Financial Wellness and Education (MoneySmarts) is a department of Indiana University that provides free, confidential financial wellness services to IU students across nine campuses. Its core offerings include one-on-one financial counseling, the CashCourse online financial education platform, the Engage & Thrive at IU program that delivers Fidelity-funded financial rewards for campus engagement, 529 college savings education, and a Cost Estimator tool for projecting IU tuition costs.

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Functional benefit
Problem solved
Quantifiable outcome1 of 2 values shown
  • $158.2 Million reduction in student borrowing over 10 years
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Product overview1 text field

The Office of Financial Wellness and Education (MoneySmarts) operates as a single integrated service unit offering multiple interconnected programs and resources for IU students. The core offerings include CashCourse, a free online financial education platform providing courses and interactive learning modules; Engage & Thrive at IU, a Fidelity-backed financial rewards program that incentivizes campus engagement; and direct counseling services including one-on-one appointments and group presentations. Additional support includes 529 college savings education and a cost estimation tool. These services work together to provide comprehensive financial wellness support from onboarding through graduation.

Product and service6 records
1CashCourse
CategoryOnline Financial Education
Description

Free online financial education platform provided by the National Endowment for Financial Education (NEFE), offering students courses, articles, quizzes, infographics, videos, and interactive exercises covering budgeting, credit scores, student loans, and other personal finance topics. Available at no cost to IU students.

2Engage & Thrive at IU
CategoryFinancial Rewards Program
Description

Financial rewards initiative in partnership with Fidelity Investments that incentivizes first-year undergraduate students at IU Bloomington and IU Indianapolis to participate in approved campus activities. Rewards are deposited into personal Fidelity Mobile app accounts.

3One-on-One Financial Counseling
CategoryFinancial Counseling Service
Description

Free, confidential one-on-one appointments with trained student staff members for personalized guidance on budgeting, saving, spending, and financial goals. Available in-person at Bloomington and Indianapolis campuses or virtually for students at the other IU campuses, scheduled through Microsoft Booking.

4Financial Wellness Presentations
CategoryFinancial Wellness Education Service
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Customized presentations on budgeting, financial wellness, and money topics tailored for student audiences, delivered for classes, student organizations, and campus programs upon request.

5529 College Savings Education
CategoryFinancial Education Resource
Description

Educational resources and guidance on 529 college savings plans, including plan features, tax benefits, how to choose and set up a plan, and Indiana-specific incentives for state residents. Includes direct deposit setup for IU employees through the Employee Center in One.IU.

6Cost Estimator
CategoryCost Planning Tool
Description

Online tool that helps prospective and current students estimate the total cost of an Indiana University education, including tuition, fees, and living expenses.

Scale indicator3 records

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Partnership3 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Fidelity Investments partners with Indiana University through the Engage & Thrive program, providing a mobile investment platform where students can earn financial rewards for campus engagement. Students open Fidelity Mobile app accounts and receive incentive deposits for completing university-approved activities in areas including financial literacy, academic support, career preparation, well-being, and community belonging.

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Description

CashCourse is an online financial education platform provided to IU students free of charge. The platform offers tools, quick lessons, real-world examples, infographics, videos, quizzes, and interactive exercises covering budgeting, credit scores, student loans, and financial planning. Content is created by financial education experts and reviewed by actual students.

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Description

Microsoft Booking is used for appointment scheduling, allowing students to book free one-on-one financial counseling sessions with MoneySmarts staff at IU Bloomington and IU Indianapolis campuses, in-person or virtually.

Recent move6 records

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Peers8 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Inceptia delivers financial education and student loan repayment support to colleges and students — a directly comparable peer in financial literacy programming aimed at higher-education students.

TypeDirect peer
Description

iGrad provides financial wellness platforms to colleges and universities covering budgeting, student loans, and financial literacy — directly comparable to MoneySmarts' CashCourse + counseling service bundle for higher-ed institutions.

TypeDirect peer
Description

CashCourse is the online financial education platform Indiana University uses; it offers the same budgeting, credit, and student loan modules to students nationwide and is the closest comparable platform to the MoneySmarts digital offering.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

GreenPath offers financial counseling, education, and debt management to individuals and through employer/partner programs — overlapping MoneySmarts' counseling and education mission but serving a broader population beyond higher ed.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

MMI provides financial education, counseling, and debt management across consumer and workplace channels, comparable to MoneySmarts' one-on-one counseling and budgeting education but at much broader scope.

TypeDirect peer
Description

ASA provides college-to-career and financial education services to students and colleges, directly comparable in mission and target audience to the IU Office of Financial Wellness & Education.

TypeRegional player
Description

A university-based personal finance education program at the University of Arizona — directly comparable in form (university-affiliated financial wellness office) but serving a different state.

TypeDirect peer
Description

BALANCE provides financial education and counseling programs, including student-focused financial literacy content — comparable to the MoneySmarts curriculum and counseling mix.

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Weaknesses4 records

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Indiana University Office of Financial Wellness & Education

Higher Education Financial Wellnessmoneysmarts.iu.edu

The Indiana University Office of Financial Wellness and Education (MoneySmarts) is a university department providing free financial counseling, online education via CashCourse, and Fidelity-backed rewards through Engage & Thrive to students across all nine IU campuses.

What Indiana University Office of Financial Wellness & Education does

The Indiana University Office of Financial Wellness and Education (branded as MoneySmarts) is a department within Indiana University, a public state university, that provides free financial education and counseling services to students across all nine IU campuses: Bloomington, Indianapolis, Columbus, East, Fort Wayne, Kokomo, Northwest, South Bend, and Southeast. Established in 2012 and operating with a team of 8 employees from its headquarters at Bryan Hall, 107 S Indiana Ave, Bloomington, the office delivers three core programs: CashCourse, an online financial education platform provided by the National Endowment for Financial Education; Engage & Thrive at IU, a Fidelity Investments-backed rewards program that deposits monetary incentives into personal Fidelity accounts for first-year undergraduates who complete financial literacy, academic support, career preparation, well-being, and community activities; and one-on-one confidential financial counseling with trained student staff, available in-person at Bloomington and Indianapolis or virtually for all other IU campuses, scheduled through Microsoft Booking. The office also delivers financial wellness presentations for classes and student organizations and provides educational resources on 529 college savings plans and an IU tuition cost estimator.

The office is a government state entity funded through Indiana University operating budgets and state appropriations rather than generating revenue from service fees; all services are provided free of charge to IU students, with CashCourse access and Engage & Thrive rewards underwritten by IU and Fidelity Investments. Technology integrations include Canvas LMS for Engage & Thrive activity tracking, Microsoft Booking for appointment scheduling, the Fidelity Mobile app for reward distribution, and Google Analytics for website analytics. Documented outcomes include a $158.2 million reduction in student borrowing over ten years and a 24% decrease in student borrowing across all IU campuses. Secondary audiences include IU employees (for 529 savings plan guidance via direct deposit) and families/parents of students (for 529 college savings education).

Indiana University Office of Financial Wellness & Education firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Indiana University Office of Financial Wellness & Education
Legal name
Office of Financial Wellness and Education
Website
https://moneysmarts.iu.edu
Company type
Private
Founded year
2026
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
1–10 employees
Short description
The Indiana University Office of Financial Wellness and Education (MoneySmarts) is a university department providing free financial counseling, online education via CashCourse, and Fidelity-backed rewards through Engage & Thrive to students across all nine IU campuses.
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Indiana University Office of Financial Wellness & Education industry classification

Industry
Product category
Higher Education Financial Wellness
NAICS
Educational Support Services (6117)
SIC
Investment Advice (6282)
akta.pro industry
PRIMARYFSAGADAH
Financial Education & Coaching (Digital Programs, Tools)
Financial & Insurance/Financial Technology (Fintech)/Personal Finance & Financial Wellness (PFM)
SECONDARYFSAGADAA
Budgeting & Cash-Flow Management
Financial & Insurance/Financial Technology (Fintech)/Personal Finance & Financial Wellness (PFM)
SECONDARYEDAMAIAH
Personal Finance & Financial Literacy for Students
Education/Supplemental & Enrichment Programs (Arts, STEM, Language)/Life Skills & Personal Development (Study Skills, Executive Function, SEL)
SECONDARYFSAGADAK
Employee Financial Wellness Platforms (Workplace PFM)
Financial & Insurance/Financial Technology (Fintech)/Personal Finance & Financial Wellness (PFM)

Keywords

  • Financial wellness education
  • Student financial counseling
  • Personal finance education
  • Financial literacy services
  • College financial wellness

Where Indiana University Office of Financial Wellness & Education is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Bloomington
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices2 records

Markets served

Indiana University Office of Financial Wellness & Education business model

Business model
GTM type
B2C
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure

Revenue model

  1. University Government Funding: As an office of Indiana University, a public institution, the Office of Financial Wellness and Education is funded through university operating budgets and state appropriations rather than generating revenue from services.
  2. Educational Program Sponsorship: CashCourse and Engage & Thrive program rewards are provided at no cost to students, funded through university and partner (Fidelity Investments) contributions rather than student payments.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
FreemiumPay-as-you-goFree confidential one-on-one financial counseling
FreemiumPay-as-you-goFree online financial education via CashCourse
FreemiumPay-as-you-goFree participation with financial rewards via Engage & Thrive

Go-to-market motion3 records

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels6 records

Indiana University Office of Financial Wellness & Education product offering

Product offering

Core offering

The Office of Financial Wellness and Education (MoneySmarts) is a department of Indiana University that provides free, confidential financial wellness services to IU students across nine campuses. Its core offerings include one-on-one financial counseling, the CashCourse online financial education platform, the Engage & Thrive at IU program that delivers Fidelity-funded financial rewards for campus engagement, 529 college savings education, and a Cost Estimator tool for projecting IU tuition costs.

Product overview

The Office of Financial Wellness and Education (MoneySmarts) operates as a single integrated service unit offering multiple interconnected programs and resources for IU students. The core offerings include CashCourse, a free online financial education platform providing courses and interactive learning modules; Engage & Thrive at IU, a Fidelity-backed financial rewards program that incentivizes campus engagement; and direct counseling services including one-on-one appointments and group presentations. Additional support includes 529 college savings education and a cost estimation tool. These services work together to provide comprehensive financial wellness support from onboarding through graduation.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • Engage & Thrive at IU: A program designed to help students thrive by encouraging participation in high-impact activities while earning financial rewards deposited into a personal Fidelity account.
  • CashCourse

Products and services

  • CashCourse Free online financial education platform provided by the National Endowment for Financial Education (NEFE), offering students courses, articles, quizzes, infographics, videos, and interactive exercises covering budgeting, credit scores, student loans, and other personal finance topics. Available at no cost to IU students.
  • Engage & Thrive at IU Financial rewards initiative in partnership with Fidelity Investments that incentivizes first-year undergraduate students at IU Bloomington and IU Indianapolis to participate in approved campus activities. Rewards are deposited into personal Fidelity Mobile app accounts.
  • One-on-One Financial Counseling Free, confidential one-on-one appointments with trained student staff members for personalized guidance on budgeting, saving, spending, and financial goals. Available in-person at Bloomington and Indianapolis campuses or virtually for students at the other IU campuses, scheduled through Microsoft Booking.
  • Financial Wellness Presentations Customized presentations on budgeting, financial wellness, and money topics tailored for student audiences, delivered for classes, student organizations, and campus programs upon request.
  • 529 College Savings Education Educational resources and guidance on 529 college savings plans, including plan features, tax benefits, how to choose and set up a plan, and Indiana-specific incentives for state residents. Includes direct deposit setup for IU employees through the Employee Center in One.IU.
  • Cost Estimator Online tool that helps prospective and current students estimate the total cost of an Indiana University education, including tuition, fees, and living expenses.

Quantifiable outcome

  • $158.2 Million reduction in student borrowing over 10 years
  • +1 more outcomes

Companies that use Indiana University Office of Financial Wellness & Education

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Indiana University Office of Financial Wellness & Education technology and API

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Indiana University Office of Financial Wellness & Education partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

Three partnerships are on record, tiered core and supporting.

  • Fidelity InvestmentscoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerFidelity Investments partners with Indiana University through the Engage & Thrive program, providing a mobile investment platform where students can earn financial rewards for campus engagement. Students open Fidelity Mobile app accounts and receive incentive deposits for completing university-approved activities in areas including financial literacy, academic support, career preparation, well-being, and community belonging.
  • CashCoursecoreOthersCashCourse is an online financial education platform provided to IU students free of charge. The platform offers tools, quick lessons, real-world examples, infographics, videos, quizzes, and interactive exercises covering budgeting, credit scores, student loans, and financial planning. Content is created by financial education experts and reviewed by actual students.
  • Microsoft BookingsupportingTechnology or IntegrationMicrosoft Booking is used for appointment scheduling, allowing students to book free one-on-one financial counseling sessions with MoneySmarts staff at IU Bloomington and IU Indianapolis campuses, in-person or virtually.

Scale indicators3 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights3 records

Indiana University Office of Financial Wellness & Education competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Inceptia: Inceptia delivers financial education and student loan repayment support to colleges and students — a directly comparable peer in financial literacy programming aimed at higher-education students.
  • iGrad: iGrad provides financial wellness platforms to colleges and universities covering budgeting, student loans, and financial literacy — directly comparable to MoneySmarts' CashCourse + counseling service bundle for higher-ed institutions.
  • National Endowment for Financial Education (CashCourse): CashCourse is the online financial education platform Indiana University uses; it offers the same budgeting, credit, and student loan modules to students nationwide and is the closest comparable platform to the MoneySmarts digital offering.
  • American Student Assistance (ASA): ASA provides college-to-career and financial education services to students and colleges, directly comparable in mission and target audience to the IU Office of Financial Wellness & Education.
  • BALANCE Financial Fitness: BALANCE provides financial education and counseling programs, including student-focused financial literacy content — comparable to the MoneySmarts curriculum and counseling mix.

Broad incumbents

  • GreenPath Financial Wellness: GreenPath offers financial counseling, education, and debt management to individuals and through employer/partner programs — overlapping MoneySmarts' counseling and education mission but serving a broader population beyond higher ed.
  • Money Management International (MMI): MMI provides financial education, counseling, and debt management across consumer and workplace channels, comparable to MoneySmarts' one-on-one counseling and budgeting education but at much broader scope.

Regional players

  • Take Charge Today (University of Arizona): A university-based personal finance education program at the University of Arizona — directly comparable in form (university-affiliated financial wellness office) but serving a different state.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights5 records

Customer concentration

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Investors

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Indiana University Office of Financial Wellness & Education M&A and investment

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Investments

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Frequently asked questions about Indiana University Office of Financial Wellness & Education

What does Indiana University Office of Financial Wellness & Education do?

The Office of Financial Wellness and Education (MoneySmarts) is a department of Indiana University that provides free, confidential financial wellness services to IU students across nine campuses. Its core offerings include one-on-one financial counseling, the CashCourse online financial education platform, the Engage & Thrive at IU program that delivers Fidelity-funded financial rewards for campus engagement, 529 college savings education, and a Cost Estimator tool for projecting IU tuition costs.

Is Indiana University Office of Financial Wellness & Education a public or private company?

Indiana University Office of Financial Wellness & Education is a private company. It is classified as state government owned and is currently operating.

When was Indiana University Office of Financial Wellness & Education founded?

Indiana University Office of Financial Wellness & Education was founded in 2026. It employs 1 to 10 people.

Where is Indiana University Office of Financial Wellness & Education based?

Indiana University Office of Financial Wellness & Education is headquartered in Bloomington, United States, in the North America region.

How does Indiana University Office of Financial Wellness & Education make money?

Two revenue lines are on record. University Government Funding is the primary driver. The others are educational Program Sponsorship.

Who are Indiana University Office of Financial Wellness & Education's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Inceptia, iGrad, National Endowment for Financial Education (CashCourse), American Student Assistance (ASA) and BALANCE Financial Fitness. Broad incumbents are GreenPath Financial Wellness and Money Management International (MMI). Take Charge Today (University of Arizona) is listed as a regional player.

Does Indiana University Office of Financial Wellness & Education have an API?

No public API is recorded for Indiana University Office of Financial Wellness & Education.

What industry is Indiana University Office of Financial Wellness & Education in?

Indiana University Office of Financial Wellness & Education's product category is Higher Education Financial Wellness. Its primary akta.pro industry code is FSAGADAH, Financial Education & Coaching (Digital Programs, Tools), with a secondary code of FSAGADAA, Budgeting & Cash-Flow Management. Its NAICS code is 6117 and its SIC code is 6282.

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