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Introduction to the Special Issue on "Financial Capability and Asset Building for Family Financial Wellbeing".
Julie Birkenmaier1, David Rothwell2, Jodi Jacobson Frey3
1School of Social Work, Saint Louis University, 3550 Lindell Blvd, 63103 St Louis, MO USA.
Journal of Family and Economic Issues
|October 31, 2022
Summary
This research explores financial capability and asset building (FCAB) for U.S. families, highlighting social work
Area of Science:
- Social Work Research
- Financial Capability and Asset Building (FCAB)
- Consumer Financial Wellbeing
Background:
- Examines the financial and economic challenges faced by U.S. families.
- Highlights the critical role of social work in supporting these families.
- Contextualizes research presented at a 2020 FCAB academic conference.
Discussion:
- Addresses the need for further exploration of access and context in financial capability.
- Emphasizes the potential of institutional theory in FCAB practice and research.
- Identifies under-researched areas: the impact of relationships on financial behavior and FCAB intersections with clinical issues.
Key Insights:
- Future FCAB research requires qualitative and longitudinal data to advance knowledge.
- Interdisciplinary collaboration between social work and consumer finance is crucial.
- Developing integrated models for FCAB and consumer financial wellbeing is essential.
Outlook:
- Recommends expanding theoretical frameworks to include access, context, and relationships.
- Advocates for integrating FCAB research with clinical social work and broader human needs.
- Promotes the development of cross-disciplinary models to enhance financial wellbeing.
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