September 2011 Newsletter

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Money
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September 2011
Cashier’s Office Monthly Newsletter
(904) 620-2472
Welcome to the Cashier’s Office!
Fall Timeline
o September
9th- Deadline to
Reinstate
cashier@unf.edu
o October
28th-Deadline to pay
the second payment of the half
and half payment plan
To avoid long lines and wait times
please make your payment online with
e-check or credit card (no Visa)
o September
6th- Financial Aid
begins disbursements (refunds
will disbursed 3-5 days after aid
is posted to accounts)
o September
12th and 14th-12
noon1:30
pm—Financial
Literacy for students workshop
in Student Union room 3805
o September
complete
refund)
o October
16th- Deadline for
withdrawal (25%
21st-Financial aid
expires & no longer defers
tuition. Students whose aid
has not disbursed and have a
balance due will be assessed a
$100 late payment fee
WANT TO RECEIVE YOUR REFUND
FASTER?
Sign up for direct deposit in 4 easy steps:
1. Log into myWings, student tab
2. Select “View & Pay My Bill”
1. Click the “eRefunds” tab
2. Click “Set up Account” and enter
your routing and account numbers
OZZIE’$ TIP OF THE MONTH
Protect yourself from identity theft by
never providing personal information such
as address, phone number, SSN, bank
account information over the phone
unless you initiated the call.
charges and do not authorize, you need
to pay them and your account will be
placed on hold until they are paid. Your
refund will also be delayed. Follow these
steps to complete the authorization:
1. Log into myWings, student tab
2. Select “Student Self Service”
NOT SURE IF YOU NEED TO PAY?
3. Select “Online Forms”
Be sure to check your account and
balance on myWings regularly:
4. Select “Financial Aid Authorization”
and follow the prompts
1. Log into myWings, student tab
2. Select “View & Pay My Bill”
3. Look at the “Current Balance
Including Financial Aid”
a. If the figure is positive?—you
owe that amount by the
deadline
b. If the figure is negative—no
payment due now
TAKE CHARGE IN 3 EASY STEPS
The best way to take charge of your
money is to have a plan for it.
Instead of thinking about money as
just something to spend, think about
making your money work for you.
This is called “financial planning,”
and it starts with three steps:
1. Define your financial goals.
2. Make plans to reach your goals.
3. Take action until your goals
become a reality.
HAVE OTHER CHARGES?
NEED MORE ASSISTANCE?
Federal financial aid cannot pay
miscellaneous
charges
(such
as
orientation and late fees) unless you
authorize us to do so. If you have
Contact
us
by
email
at
cashier@unf.edu or by phone at (904)
620-2472
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