Joshua Morrill and Toni Gnewuch presented this paper at the Family Financial Security Symposium in April, 2010. Their research confirmed that when it comes to insurance, people with children have different attitudes, preferences, and evaluations compared to people without children. These findings have implications for both academics, as well as practitioners.
Date: April 19 and 20, 2010
Description: The CFS convened researchers, practitioners and policymakers to explore challenges and opportunities in consumers’ financial literacy and stability. The event, “Family Financial Security: Implications for Policy and Practice,” introduced some of the most recent and cutting-edge studies that bring new insights into economic behavior.
University of Wisconsin-Madison Center for Financial Security 