Financially Secure
In an age of unprecedented longevity, a focus on lifelong individual financial security has never been more crucial. The mission of the Financial Security Division is to bring a unique interdisciplinary perspective to financial security issues facing our society by rethinking the perceived problems around an aging population, especially retirement planning and the need to work longer. By understanding the role that research, education and policy can play in solving these issues and by looking at the problems from multiple perspectives, we will drive the dialogue forward in order to facilitate a healthier state of long-term financial security for the individual and society.
Center Team
Martha Deevy
Jialu Streeter, PhD
Steve Vernon, FSA
New Map of Life
Financial Security: Matteo Leombroni, PhD, Fellow | Gopi Shah Goda, PhD, Faculty Advisor
Work: Alice Milivinti, PhD, Fellow | David Rehkopf, PhD, Faculty Advisor
Featured Research
Spotlight
A New Year’s Resolution: Manage Debt
By Jialu Streeter
In a recent study by the Stanford Center on Longevity and the Global Financial Literacy Excellence Center (GFLEC) at the George Washington University, researchers showed that financial wellbeing could be assessed by three categories of questions: (1) how people manage debt and cash flow, (2) how they build wealth, and (3) their understanding of financial risks. Read more
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A New Year's Resolution: Manage Debt
News
The Future of Work Is a 60-Year Career – The Atlantic
The Key to Marketing to Older People? Don’t Say ‘Old.’ – The New York Times
Podcast: “New Map of Life” Cartographers Ken Smith and Karen Breslau – Midlife Mixtape
“Forever Young: Searching for the Fountain of Youth” -CBS Sunday Morning prime time special
As We Live Longer, How Should Life Change? There Is a Blueprint. – The New York Times