Money Management Research Paper Available

At the heart of the NFEC mission lies a dedication to advocating for financial literacy education. To reach that goal, the NFEC provides a money management research paper and other data complimentary to those who seek to promote the financial literacy research cause with maximum effectiveness.

NFEC research money management data are collected for three main goals:

  • To communicate the problems related to lack of financial awareness.
  • To educate you about the underlying causes that lead people into financial pitfalls. That way, you can help prevent youth problems and correct adult ones.
  • When you’ve gained understanding about the issues and their causes, we’ll proffer information about how you can participate in the financial literacy movement.

Latest Data, Tests, and Surveys in NFEC Money Management Research Papers

The financial education industry needs empirical data and expert knowledge about the importance of financial literacy. For that reason, the NFEC is committed to gathering data through personal finance research, demand- and supply-side surveys so they can share standards of practice for the financial education space. The financial literacy space is constantly changing, as noted in this paper about financial literacy in the FinTech era.

The NFEC dedicates itself to research money management topics in three core areas: a) standards of best practice for teaching financial education, b) educational barometers and learner outcomes, and 3) overall techniques for conducting personal finance instruction initiatives. Following are some of the financial literacy statistics datasets we offer:

Results of testing: We conduct tests on financial knowledge levels and report results. See the latest National Financial Literacy Test Results.

Research data and survey statistics: We gather financial literacy quotes and empirical data from surveys, studies, and think tank discussions to share with others.

National Financial Capability Strategy: This money management research paper summarizes recommendations from national agencies about promoting financial literacy.

Financial education best practices: We developed standards for financial educators, coaches, and curriculum to assure the public that educators and resources meet the highest quality.