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Direct linkGrinstein-Weiss, Michal; Spader, Jonathan S.; Yeo, Yeong Hun; Key, Clinton C.; Freeze, Elizabeth Books – Social Work Research, 2012
Financial literacy and financial education play a central role in asset accumulation, shaping individuals' attitudes, behaviors, and decisions in ways that, ultimately, affect their financial and social well-being. The acquisition of financial skills begins with parental teaching and role modeling, which provides children with their first exposure…
Descriptors: Program Effectiveness, Intervention, Money Management, Family Income
