Workshop on Emerging Research in Financial Literacy and Videos
- Financial Education in the Workplace: New HiresRobert ClarkNorth Carolina State University
These videos offer presentations from "Emerging Research on Financial Literacy: a Workshop," held by the Financial Literacy Center, a joint center of the RAND Corporation, Dartmouth College, and the Wharton School. With support from the Social Security Administration, the event on September 8, 2011, brought together Center scholars with policymakers and practitioners in the financial literacy field.
This workshop was intended to convey emerging findings from this year's research. The studies have not yet been formally reviewed and should be treated as work in progress. Conclusions are preliminary and subject to change.
Content
Emerging Research on Financial Literacy: A Workshop
Annamaria Lusardi
George Washington School of Business
16:48
Geographic Differences in Financial Literacy and Financial Capability
Christopher B. Bumcrot
Applied Research and Consulting LLC
08:18
How Financial Advisors Influence Social Security Claiming
Mathew Greenwald
Mathew Greenwald and Associates
12:24
The RAND American Life Panel: Research Opportunities In Financial Descisionmaking
Arie Kapteyn
RAND Corporation
15:04
The Framing Effects and Expected Social Security Claiming Behavior
Olivia S. Mitchell
Wharton School
15:50
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