Financification is GSU's comprehensive financial literacy program teaching the money skills schools don't cover. You'll learn budgeting, saving strategies, understanding credit and debt, investing basics, tax fundamentals, insurance, retirement planning, and avoiding financial scams. It's practical knowledge for building wealth and achieving financial sovereignty—complete control over your financial future without depending on others.

You'll master budgeting systems (zero-based, 50/30/20 rule), emergency fund building, credit scores and debt management, smart borrowing vs. predatory lending, investing in stocks, bonds, mutual funds, and index funds, retirement accounts (401k, IRA, Roth IRA), understanding taxes and deductions, insurance types and coverage, compound interest and time value of money, and recognizing financial scams. Everything you need to build lasting wealth.

Most schools focus on theoretical academics rather than practical life skills. Financial literacy isn't required in most curricula, leaving millions of adults struggling with basic money management. GSU fills this critical gap—teaching you how to budget, invest, avoid debt traps, and build wealth. These are the skills that determine your quality of life, yet traditional education overlooks them completely.

Financification teaches you to spend less than you earn, automate savings before spending, understand compound interest (making your money work for you), avoid high-interest debt that destroys wealth, invest consistently in low-cost index funds, maximize employer 401k matches (free money), minimize taxes legally, and protect your assets with proper insurance. Small decisions compound over decades—someone who starts investing $200/month at age 25 can retire a millionaire. We show you how.

Everyone. High school students preparing for financial independence, young adults drowning in credit card debt, parents wanting to teach their kids money skills, anyone living paycheck to paycheck who wants to break the cycle, people who've never invested but want to start, entrepreneurs building businesses, and anyone who feels confused or overwhelmed by money. Financial literacy isn't optional—it's survival. Financification makes it accessible and actionable.