National Endowment for Financial Education

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The National Endowment for Financial Education (NEFE) champions effective financial education. We are the independent, centralizing voice providing leadership, research and collaboration to advance financial well-being. As one of the first organizations to wholly dedicate its efforts on improving the effectiveness of financial education, we continue our legacy of strengthening action-oriented research agendas, mobilizing intermediaries, and creating better solutions for researchers, educators, practitioners and policymakers.

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United States, Colorado, Denver

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1997

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Feb 11, 2026	Books & Books and Vizcaya Museum & Gardens Present Megan Gorman in Conversation with WLRN's Tom Hudson for All the Presidents' Money	Bestselling author Megan Gorman (All the Presidents' Money) will appear in conversation with Tom Hudson, WLRN's Senior Economics Editor. CORAL GABLES, Fla., Feb. 11, 2026 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Books & Books and Vizcaya Museum ...
Apr 8, 2025	Taking one personal finance class in high school has a lifetime benefit of roughly $100,000	More young adults are investing in the stock market during this period of extreme volatility, underscoring the need for a basic understanding of personal finance. Many studies show a strong correlation between financial literacy and financi...
Aug 28, 2024	Securing Your Future Finances: 5 Tips for Gaining Extra Wealth	Determining your future financial situation is more important than ever in a world where financial security seems as solid as a house of cards. But fear not—it is entirely possible to establish a strong financial foundation with a little cu...
Sep 22, 2022	How to identify a bank that has LGBTQ-friendly policies and values	LGBTQ-friendly banking is important because it recognizes banking challenges LGBTQ people face, and looks at how banking can better serve individuals. FOTOGRAFIA INC. /Getty Images JUMP TO Section Chevron icon It indicates an expandable sec...
Jul 14, 2022	4 Myths About Sudden Wealth Management You Should Know	Sudden wealth is an unexpected boost in your finances. It comes in various forms: inheritance, an unexpected stock payout, lottery winnings, or the sale of a business or property. Regardless of how sudden wealth comes to you, one thing rema...
Feb 15, 2022	Knology and NEFE Launch Fellowship Program To Expand Research Into Financial Education Spending	NEW YORK, Feb. 15, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Knology and the National Endowment for Financial Education® (NEFE®) are launching a fellowship program for scholars in social sciences, education, financial education, public policy, and economic ...
Feb 8, 2022	Are We Promoting Healthy Financial Habits? Research from Knology Answers Key Questions on U.S. Financial Education Spending	NEW YORK, Feb. 08, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- With the recent economic challenges caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the value of financial literacy has become increasingly apparent. In recent times, some for-profit companies and banks have lau...
Feb 8, 2022	Are We Promoting Healthy Financial Habits? Research from Knology Answers Key Questions on U.S. Financial Education Spending	NEW YORK, Feb. 08, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- With the recent economic challenges caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the value of financial literacy has become increasingly apparent. In recent times, some for-profit companies and banks have lau...
Dec 14, 2021	Evive Predicts Human Resources Trends that will Define 2022	Evive Logo With four generations in the workplace and a diverse labor pool, it’s a priority for organizations to consider a cross-generational approach in their benefits selection to meet the diverse needs of each generation of workers. CHI...
Aug 4, 2021	Not Feeling Financially "Well?" Believe it or Not, it Could Make You Physically Sick	August 4, 2021 6 min read This story originally appeared on MarketBeat Feeling kind of sick these days? (And it has nothing to do with airborne viruses?) It might have everything to do with how well you feel financially. According to resear...
Apr 23, 2021	CAPITAL ONE FINANCIAL CORPORATION Capital One Financial : What is Financial Well-being, and Why Does it Matter?	Nearly 40 years ago, the National Endowment for Financial Education became one of the first organizations to wholly dedicate its efforts to delivering free, quality financial education to Americans, and specifically to younger generations. ...
Feb 17, 2021	What Happens To Office Perks When People Are Working From Home?	04 April 2020, Hamburg: The yoga teachers Benita and Immanuel Grosser at the beginning of a yoga ... [+] lesson, which they stream live on the Internet via smartphone. The yoga center "Y8" in Hamburg-Eimsbüttel, a non-profit assoc...
Feb 8, 2021	Looking For A Game Changing Stimulus? How A New $3,600 Child Tax Credit Could Be The Solution	Getty Images
Feb 2, 2021	Voya Becomes First Retirement Company to Join BlackRock’s Emergency Savings Initiative to Advance Workplace Emergency Savings	As American workers face ongoing economic hardship and an increasingly urgent savings crisis, these changes to the financial system infrastructure will provide a critical foundation to financial security for all Americans. BOSTON (PRWEB) Fe...
May 24, 2020	Three Ways To Handle Your Credit Score During The Covid-19 Crisis	Getty
Apr 30, 2020	Unemployed? How To Handle This Key Concern In The Covid-19 Crisis	GettyGetty
Sep 7, 2008	NEVER TOO YOUNG TO LEARN	Dear John: I am 16 years old and trying to learn more about how to make money. There is only one thing I’d like from you – information. I’m mostly interested in the stock market but I don’t know how to find out what these companies are, wha...
	‘Do I have a trust fund?’ Viral ‘teenager texts’ highlight how little some kids know about money	Chip Leighton’s “teenager texts” on social media hilariously call out questions from kids to their parents, such as “Do I need to tip the eye doctor?” or “Hey, is the ATM going to be open later?” Leighton says it’s not necessarily that toda...
	Couples who pool their money are more likely to stay together, research finds	Whether or not couples combine their money, specifically liquid wealth, may help determine whether their relationship will last. Couples who communicate openly about money tend to feel that they’re on the same team. “Feeling like you’re on ...
	Banking the Unbanked: The Promise of FinTech	In a time where two billion people worldwide are living outside the financial system, we are entering a golden age for empowering the underbanked. Traditional banking is being expanded to reach every corner of the globe, and the FinTech ind...
	Most adults make this simple money mistake, and it’s hurting their financial well-being	Many studies show that there is a strong connection between financial literacy and financial well-being. Adults who know how to build a budget, save for emergencies and manage debt find it easier to make ends meet in a typical month and are...
	More young men are struggling financially. Here's how that helped Trump win	One factor that drove young men to the polls may have been perceived economic disparities, experts say, which ultimately helped Republicans win on Election Day. Men were also more likely than women to say they believed the results of the el...
	Here's how this DC-area high school is attempting to close the wealth gap	At KIPP DC College Preparatory School, students study budgeting, savings, accounting, investing and managing risk, among other topics. Unlike many other high schools, the personal finance curriculum spans three years with a work-based learn...
	You can put a price tag on the value of a personal finance education: $100,000	Many studies show that there is a strong connection between financial literacy and financial well-being. One recent report found a lifetime benefit of roughly $100,000 per student from taking a one-semester course in personal finance during...
	Student loan payment ‘on-ramp’ ends, putting some borrowers at risk of delinquency	A measure designed to help student loan borrowers with their payments expired this week, putting some borrowers at risk of delinquency. As of Sept. 30, missed payments can be reported to credit agencies. The one-year grace period for studen...
	43% of adults say they have financially cheated on their partner	Have you always been financially faithful in your relationships? If the answer is no, you’re not alone. Some 43% of adults with combined finances in a relationship said they’ve committed an act of financial deception, according to a poll fr...

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When was National Endowment for Financial Education founded?

National Endowment for Financial Education was founded in 1997.

What has the press written about National Endowment for Financial Education?

Parsers VC has collected 27 articles mentioning National Endowment for Financial Education, among them “Books & Books and Vizcaya Museum & Gardens Present Megan Gorman in Conversation with WLRN's Tom Hudson for All the Presidents' Money” (Feb 11, 2026) and “Taking one personal finance class in high school has a lifetime benefit of roughly $100,000” (Apr 8, 2025).

Is National Endowment for Financial Education still active?

Yes, National Endowment for Financial Education is active; its latest activity on Parsers VC dates from Jun 18, 2026.