Building a Financially Capable America Through Education and Research

Researchers at the FINRA Foundation and William and Mary used data from three waves of the NFCS to understand the financial experiences of military veterans, focusing on how these differ by gender and racial/ethnic identity.

Forget ghosts and goblins, few things are as scary as household finances for U.S. adults. In a new, nationally representative survey, respondents shared what worries them most in their lives. The most common answer? Money.

A new study by the FINRA Foundation, Rush University, and Indiana University School of Medicine found that older adults with higher psychological wellbeing experience slower age-related declines in their financial literacy, highlighting the importance of psychological health on financial decision making.