Financial Security in Later Life: A National Initiative and Model for eXtension

Authors

Nancy M. Porter, Clemson UniversityFollow
Sharon DeVaney, Purdue UniversityFollow
Richard L. Poling, University of ArizonaFollow
Marlene S. Stum, University of MinnesotaFollow

Volume

43

Issue

6

Abstract

A national Extension initiative on Financial Security in Later Life was established to strengthen the Cooperative Extension System's capacity to deliver personal finance education leading to financial security in later life. The initiative articulates the research that provides the foundation for Extension programs and models the use of the Internet for program design, delivery, and evaluation. The contributions of the initiative are enhanced capacity of Extension educators, shared resources, and aggregated evaluations. The development of the initiative provides insights for eXtension.

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Recommended Citation

Porter, N. M., DeVaney, S., Poling, R. L., & Stum, M. S. (2005). Financial Security in Later Life: A National Initiative and Model for eXtension. The Journal of Extension, 43(6), Article 8. https://open.clemson.edu/joe/vol43/iss6/8