Awareness of the importance of financial education is gaining momentum among policy makers in economies the world over. The OECD and its International Network on Financial Education (INFE) provide a unique policy forum for governments to exchange views and experiences on this issue. |
RECENT EVENTImplementing effective financial education policies in a changing financial landscape, New Delhi, 8-9 November 2017 |
National strategies for financial educationResearch and tools to help policy makers design and implement national strategies for financial education. |
Financial education and womenGuidance for the development and implementation of financial education initiatives for women and girls. |
JOIN THE DISCUSSIONWhat do Americans know about retirement and what do they expect? by Joanne Yoong Student loans, indebtedness, and financial literacy in the United States by Annamaria Lusardi |
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OECD PISA financial literacy assessment of studentsLarge-scale international study to assess the financial literacy of young people. |
Financial education for youthResearch and tools to help policy makers and programme developers to successfully implement financial education programmes in schools. |
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Evaluating financial education programmesMonitoring and evaluation is essential in order to be certain that a programme is effective, to identify areas for improvement and to check that initiatives make good use of resources. |
Measuring financial literacyQuestionnaires, guidance and tools to measure levels of financial literacy and research using data from 14 countries. |
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