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Trial End Date January 01, 2026 July 30, 2035
Last Published August 01, 2025 10:14 AM August 01, 2025 02:10 PM
Planned Number of Clusters n/a We will run three different workshops for three different groups of youth and stratify randomization within these groups.
Secondary Outcomes (End Points) From administrative records: - Roth IRA contributions ($) From credit report data: - Credit score - Credit limit ($) - Total balances ($) - Balances past due ($, 30+ days) - Balances in default ($, 90+ days) - Debt in collections ($) - Number of credit cards (integer) - Any auto loan (binary) From follow-up surveys: - Monthly savings ($) - Monthly income ($) - Monthly spending ($) - Use of financial services From administrative records: - Roth IRA contributions ($) - Roth IRA withdrawals ($) - Closing Roth IRA account From credit report data: - Credit score - Credit limit ($) - Total balances ($) - Available credit, total and by type (e.g., installment, revolving) - Balances past due ($, 30+ days) - Balances in default ($, 90+ days) - Debt in collections ($) - Number of credit cards (integer) - Any auto loan (binary) - Any student loan (binary) - Any mortgage loan (binary) From monthly touchpoint surveys: - Enrollment in college, technical or vocational school, or in career training program - Working full- or part-time - Monthly savings ($) - Monthly income ($) -Monthly spending ($) - Use of financial services From follow-up baseline survey: - Savings behavior (amount of savings out of paycheck, whether they save) - Whether they use a budget to manage their money - Installment loan (any and amount) - Financial assets or investment accounts (any and amount by type) - Use of alternative financial products (e.g., buy-now-pay-later, payday loans) - Financial hardships (any by type; e.g., paid late fee, contact by collections agency, utilities disconnect, car repossessed, eviction, bankruptcy) - Trust in financial institutions - Financial literacy (based on 3 of the Big 5 questions)
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