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Financial Literacy and Well-Being

Financial Literacy and Well Being

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Webinar Overview 

Today’s college students face difficult financial decisions as they balance enrollment, employment, and everyday life expenses. The student debt level has exceeded $1.5 trillion and in the last decade, several fast-moving economic recessions have had debilitating affects on families and employment prospects.

During this webinar, we spoke to a panel of prominent scholars who addressed key questions in examining financial literacy education, including: 

  • Are college students financially literate?
  • What is the financial literacy level of college students from underrepresented communities due to race or socio-economic status?
  • What is the impact of financial literacy on financial inclusion?
  • Do financial education programs, by themselves, create financial well-being and social mobility?
  • How can we develop creative financial programs to enhance social mobility?

Webinar Info

Date: April 28, 2022
Time: Noon - 1:30 pm. (CT)
Format: Virtual

Featured Speakers

 

Drew Anderson

Drew M. Anderson, PhD

Adjunct Economist RAND Corporation

Lukas Menkhoff

Lukas Menkhoff, PhD

Head of the Department of International Economics DIW Berlin (German Institute of Economic Research)

Lauren Willis

Lauren E. Willis, JD

Law Professor / William M. Rains Fellow Law School, Loyola Marymount University

Abol Jalilvand

Abol Jalilvand (moderator)

Finance Professor / Executive Director, Business Leadership Hub Quinlan School of Business, Loyola University Chicago

Webinar Overview 

Today’s college students face difficult financial decisions as they balance enrollment, employment, and everyday life expenses. The student debt level has exceeded $1.5 trillion and in the last decade, several fast-moving economic recessions have had debilitating affects on families and employment prospects.

During this webinar, we spoke to a panel of prominent scholars who addressed key questions in examining financial literacy education, including: 

  • Are college students financially literate?
  • What is the financial literacy level of college students from underrepresented communities due to race or socio-economic status?
  • What is the impact of financial literacy on financial inclusion?
  • Do financial education programs, by themselves, create financial well-being and social mobility?
  • How can we develop creative financial programs to enhance social mobility?

Webinar Info

Date: April 28, 2022
Time: Noon - 1:30 pm. (CT)
Format: Virtual

Featured Speakers