Methods & Evaluation - Assessing Needs

Below are presented key articles & research on assessing the needs for financial education programmes, by country:

Australia	Czech Republic	France
New Zealand	United Kingdom	United States
European Unioin

Australia

• Australian Government Financial Literacy Foundation (2007), Financial Literacy - Australians understanding money
• ANZ bank (2005), ANZ Financial Literacy and Inclusion: Global Benchmarking Report 2005, September 2005.

Czech Republic

• Czech Ministry of Finance (2007), public opinion survey of financial awareness main conclusions, July 2007 (in Czech)

France

• IEFP Institut pour l’Education Financière du Public (2006), Une enquête sur les jeunes et l’argent (in French).

New Zealand

• ANZ-Retirement Commission, Financial Knowledge Survey (2006)

United Kingdom

• Financial Services Authority FSA (2006), Financial Capability in the UK: Establishing a Baseline

United States

• National Foundation for Credit Counseling NFCC (2007), Summary Report’- Financial Literacy Survey, prepared by the Princeton Survey Research Associates International (PSRAI), April 2007
• Jumpstart
• NEFE/USA Tooday (2006), Young Adults’ Finances Poll

European Union

• European Credit Research Institute (ECRI) & Personal Finance Research Center (PFRC), Consumer Financial Vulnerability: Technical Report, June 2008.
• European Credit Research Institute (ECRI) & Personal Finance Research Center (PFRC), Consumer Financial Vulnerability: Applied Report, June 2008.