Financial Literacy Network
Promoting Financial Resiliency and Well Being
Our Vision
Strong communities where people make informed financial decision, take control of their financial future, gain financial resiliency and ultimately achieve financial well-being.
Our Mission
To provide support for CFA societies globally for their financial literacy activities and to work with like-minded organizations.
Values
Constitution
An organization of international financial professionals with a shared passion for financial literacy.
Empowerment
People have the power to take ownership of their financial futures. We strive to inspire them to learn and develop new skills that support their goals.
Equity
We strive to advance equitable and inclusive access to financial programs, resources, and opportunities while working to address any systemic barriers.
Integrity
We believe in doing the right thing. We practice honesty, transparency, integrity, and accountability every day.
Activity
The Financial Literacy Network works with CFA societies and other supporters who share a belief in improving the financial futures of people in our communities.
Facts
46% have not saved enough to cover an emergency.
48% of those with student loans are concerned they will not be able to pay them off.
51% are worried about running out of money in retirement.
78% of adults live paycheck to paycheck, according to 2017 CareerBuilder survey.
48% of those with student loans are concerned they will not be able to pay them off.
51% are worried about running out of money in retirement.
78% of adults live paycheck to paycheck, according to 2017 CareerBuilder survey.
65% is the average score for teens on the 2019 National Financial Educators Council Literacy Test.
According to a study by FINRA Investor Education Foundation, there is a clear trend of declining financial literacy.
On average, young Americans couldn’t answer a majority of financial literacy questions correctly.
According to a study by FINRA Investor Education Foundation, there is a clear trend of declining financial literacy.
On average, young Americans couldn’t answer a majority of financial literacy questions correctly.
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