From: Financial Education, CFPB <financialeducation@consumerfinance.gov>
Date: Mon, Aug 4, 2014 at 9:05 AM
Subject: Financial literacy is an important part of our work
To: iammejtm@gmail.com
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| Good afternoon, Read the report to learn about our work on financial literacy: Empowering people to take more control over their economic lives is essential to our mission. That's why we've made financial education a critical component of our work. We help consumers with the financial aspects of big life decisions, such as going to college, retiring, or buying a home; and on smaller decisions that can have big life consequences, such as starting a habit of savings, managing debt, and passing along financial life skills to one's children. We're working to reach consumers nationwide through online tools and information; through schools, workplaces, and libraries; and by integrating financial capability training into other programs and services. We also undertake efforts tailored to the needs of specific populations, such as servicemembers, students, older Americans, and consumers who have low incomes or are otherwise economically vulnerable. We encourage you to take a look at our annual report on financial literacy. Thank you, Gail Hillebrand P.S. Check out the appendix for a consolidated reference list of our tools and reports, as well as the free publications on a range of topics that you can order or download. |
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