Research Library

This study looks at financial education of upper elementary age children. It assesses the impact of participation in a simulated classroom economy on several hypothesized antecedents of financial wellbeing.

This 2017 working paper from the Global Financial Literacy Excellence Centre introduces a method for measuring the quality of financial decisions in relation to financial competence.

One-to-one financial literacy tuition delivered by the Noosa Library Services to adults with low literacy levels.

This review brings together existing sources of information about financial capability and retirement planning, and establishes the key gaps in knowledge for new research.

Report of a UK-wide survey of the financial capability – knowledge, attitudes and behaviours – of 4-17-year-olds and their parents

This OECD report discusses the implications of the digitalisation of finance for financial education, highlighting the need to enhance financial education frameworks.

Research study and development of a portal and guidance to enable employers to offer routes to financial health

The study attempts to identify the determinants of “financial well-being”, undertaking regression analyses before testing the model across a representative sample of the Norwegian population.

Nationally representative survey of employee views on financial wellbeing in the UK, commissioned by CIPD.

The study analyses whether receiving regular pocket money from parents produces long lasting consequences in terms of building up a greater ability to cope with financial matters later in life.