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Wisconsin League to Help Coordinate $200,000 Investor Study

A $200,000 grant has been granted to conduct a study among Wisconsin's credit unions that aims to prove that financial education can motivate members to use investment tools to build wealth.

By Michelle A. Samaad | Updated on May 05, 2009

A $200,000 grant has been granted to conduct a study among Wisconsin’s credit unions that aims to prove that financial education can motivate members to use investment tools to build wealth.

The study is expected to last 18 months and will provide as much as 30,000 hours of online investment education to 4,000 participating employees, starting with those at credit unions. Employees will complete up to ten hours of online learning, receive additional information about investment products and opportunities and have access to an educational coach.

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