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ExpectationsNext Steps for NEFE and the
ExpectationsNext Steps for NEFE and the Personal Finance Ecosystem \r\f \n\t\b\fIf the goal is to inuence an individual’s nancial well-being, then each element of the ecosystem must be explored for areas of relative strength and weakness. Care should be taken to consider the role of idiosyncratic factors and subjective outcomes as decisions and behaviors. It should be noted that objective outcomes such as income level and credit score materially impact the choice set the individual faces going forward. Additionally, certain outcomes take consistent behaviors over time to achieve. Finally, positive and negative shocks can change an individual’s circumstances suddenly and necessitate a new set of decisions however, the appropriate expected outcome of a behavioral intervention is behavior change, not knowledge gain.Financial knowledge alone cannot overcome issues of lack of access to appropriate and affordable nancial products and services. It can, however, help the individual to optimize the situation they are in. The purpose of nancial education is to systematically grow an individual’s knowledge base and decision-making skill. The appropriate expected outcome of a knowledge intervention is knowledge gain, not necessarily behavior change. Bothvarying quality. Low quality interventions cannot be expected to the same impact as comprehensive programming or engagements. • Be intentional in how we use the terms nancial achieved using education, information and • Compile scholarly literature reviews for the research published in each area of the ecosystem and on linkages and relationships between elementsindexes, metrics, etc. used to measure or quantify knowledge and behaviors. However, they are not included as catalysts for cha

nge in this framework because by nature
nge in this framework because by nature the inuence may or may not be intentional and varies widely. Family Quality and Dose MatterA Note About Family and FriendsFinancial Well-BeingFinancial BehaviorsFinancial CapabilityCatalysts for ChangeNEFE Focus: Knowledge InuencersThe Role of Research, Evaluation and Policy\r\f \n\t\b\fpurpose of increasing the individual’s overall There are two main types:• Financial Information and Toolsindividual make a decision or cultivate desired interventions (e.g., just in time), nudges and choice architecture, expert advice or guidance (e.g., from nancial planners), and nancial coaching or therapy (including psychoeducational groups).ch innovations and apps designed to impact Knowledge Inuencers and Behavior Inuencers Knowledge Inuencers seek to bolster nancial capability through however, overcome access issues (which require policy or innovation).Behavioral Inuencers seek to directly impact an individual’s decisions and behaviors, including compensating for certain idiosyncratic factors. element of the individual’s experience. is and should be conducted on each element in this ecosystem, as well as, the relationship and directional linkages between elements and catalysts. It can quantify barriers and the overall impact of inuencers and policy, protections and regulation.levels. They can be used to measure the success of the KnowledgeInuencersBehaviorialInuencersA systematic approach to cultivating nancial knowledge It implies the use of appropriate pedagogy, learning objectives and assessment techniques, as well as being of adequate their existing schema.Examples include small-dose lessons no

t part of a broader tricks, calculators
t part of a broader tricks, calculators and decision aids.They often are used in self-directed inquiry or in conjunction with behavioral interventions. They can and should be used as a part of constitute education as they lack pedagogy, learning outcomes and assessment techniques as well as sufcient duration for the nance landscape, at NEFE, our specic focus is on knowledge inuencers: Financial Education and Financial Information and Tools. and ToolsResearchProtection, Policyand RegulationBasic Framework\r\f \n\t\b\f\fEach element inside the pyramid is experienced by all individuals. decisions and experiencing outcomes, has a current level of nancial capability, An individual’s nancial well-being depends on the complex Pyramid Base:• An individual with low levels of critical thinking or information literacy has a shakier foundation on which to build their nancial capability.• The level of nancial capability an individual has rests upon a host of external factors that can positively or negatively impact that potential capability.• An individual with high levels of knowledge—but lack of access—will have a lower level of nancial capability, and • A high enough income may be able to compensate for low knowledge or suboptimal decisions.• The choices and actions available to an individual depend Typically includes factors such as satisfaction with ability to manage current situation, ability to exercise choice and The decisions made—and actions taken—by the the impacts of any external shocks.Shocks can be positive (e.g., work raise) or negative (e.g., There is a feedback loop between actions and outcomes. materially impact an individual’s behavior—and satisfaction. They include

motivation, affect, The individual’
motivation, affect, The individual’s ability to act in their own • The (aka —knowledge and skill can be built through external knowledge interventions or • The ability to exercise choice or take actionThe individual’s general skills and abilities economic inequality, health).Foundational factors are critical to an individual’s nancial Financial Well-Being(aka Financial Wellness)Financial CapabilityFoundational FactorsDening the Personal Finance Ecosystem\r\f \n\t\b\f\nFinancialWell-BeingFinancial Actionsand OutcomesFinancial CapabilityFoundational FactorsGeneral skills and abilities: numeracy, problem solving, critical thinking, information literacy, etc.External factors: general economic conditions, socioeconomic factors, personal health, cognitive faculties, family factors, cultural factors, economic inequality, social welfare programs, regulations, etc.Policy and Behavior Inuencers• Coaching, advice, choice architecture, nudges, etc.Basic Educationand ToolsPolicy and The purpose of the Personal Finance Ecosystem is to:Lay out the foundations that underpin an individual’s level of nancial well-beingGive context to the elements that comprise and inuence nancial well-beingRightsize expectations for what educational and behavioral inuences, interventions and efforts realistically can achieveResearch is conducted This is an evolving framework and is subject to change. Please visit www.nefe.org for the latest version.IdiosyncraticfactorsActual decisionsand (in)actionsOutcomes(objective and subjective)from behaviorsand shocksKnowledge and skillto decide or actAbility to exercise choiceor take action within thenancial system