Financial Well-Being in America - 2017

Consumer Financial Protection Bureau

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Financial Literacy, Pension, Retirement Analysis Economic and Fiscal Studies Financial Literacy and Behavior

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The 2017 National Financial Well-Being in America Survey, conducted for the CFPB Offices of Financial Education and Financial Protection for Older Americans, was an online survey conducted to measure the financial well-being of adults in the United States. These data were created as a foundation for internal and external research into financial well-being and are relevant to work being done by researchers in the Office of Research who have access to the (deidentified) data.

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