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Responding to America's Diverse Financial Education Needs

机译:回应美国多样化的金融教育需求

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As we approach National Financial Literacy Month in April, let's take a quick pulse check on how Americans are doing in the area of financial wellness. According to the Financial Health Network, fewer than one in three Americans were "financially healthy" in 2019, even as the economy continues to grow and unemployment is at a 50-year low. The percentage of Americans who can pay off all their bills on time did rise 2.2 points, but people are setting aside less money in short-term savings—with 12 percent saying they have less than one week of living expenses saved in 2019, up 1.4 points. Consumers who lack financial wellness can face bodily health challenges too, especially for women. More than one in five women say their finances cause them a high amount of stress in 2019, compared with 13.2 percent of men. These findings illuminate many opportunities for banks to help individuals focus on their financial wellness.
机译:当我们在四月份临近“全国金融扫盲月”时,让我们快速检查一下美国人在财务健康方面的状况。根据金融健康网络(Financial Health Network)的数据,即使经济持续增长且失业率处于50年来的最低水平,2019年“财务健康”的美国人仍不到三分之一。能够按时还清所有账单的美国人比例确实上升了2.2个百分点,但人们为短期储蓄留出的钱更少了,只有12%的人说他们在2019年节省了不到一周的生活费用,上升了1.4%。点。缺乏经济保健的消费者也可能面临身体健康挑战,尤其是对于女性。超过五分之一的女性表示,2019年她们的财务状况使她们承受了很大的压力,而男性为13.2%。这些发现为银行提供了许多帮助个人专注于财务状况的机会。

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    《ABA banking journal》 |2020年第2期|42-46|共5页
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    DEB STEWART;

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