Organisation
Commission for Financial Capability (New Zealand)
Acronym:
CFFC
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The Commission for Financial Capability (CFFC) aims to help New Zealanders to retire with confidence. Retiring with confidence means New Zealanders feel secure that they’ll have the resources to live and the know-how to make ends meet.
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Triggering financial behaviour change
The Commission for Financial Capability (CFFC) delivers a range of financial capability seminars and workshops in workplaces and communities under the Sorted brand. Evaluations of Sorted programmes show that many participants change their financial behaviour after completion. The aim of this research was to explore...
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Financial knowledge of New Zealanders
Recognising the importance of measuring financial knowledge as a building block of financial capability, this report analyses New Zealand’s results by age, gender, ethnicity, education, employment status and personal income to identify areas of need and opportunity when targeting delivery of financial education.
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Financial capability barometer 2018-2019
The Financial Capability Barometer 2018-2019 was a survey of 15,519 adult New Zealanders on their financial behaviours, attitudes and experiences. The data has provided valuable insights into the state of New Zealanders’ personal finances. Importantly, the survey is also a snapshot of New Zealand’s personal...
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Impact of COVID-19 on financial wellbeing: key findings from a national survey
In April 2020 during the last two weeks of Level 4 lockdown, Commission for Financial Capability (CFFC) surveyed 3000 people on the effects of COVID-19 on their financial wellbeing. This was part of a study being undertaken in eight countries.
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Review of retirement income policies 2019
This report on the 2019 Review of Retirement Income Policies addresses the specific terms of reference set by the Minister of Commerce and Consumer Affairs. The review raised a number of important issues in relation to New Zealanders’ wellbeing and financial independence in retirement, particularly...