The Development of Institutional Base for the Implementation of Adult Population Financial Literacy Programs in Russia

The relevance of studying problems related to the development of an institutional framework for implementation of adult population financial literacy is caused by the following circumstances: the need for State-level policies related to raising financial literacy of various categories of the population; the definition of mechanisms to protect the rights of financial services consumers; formation of prudent financial behavior of Russia citizens; further functioning of the Regional Advisory and methodical maintenance of population advisory centers in the financial services market; the increase in the number of consultants providing financial advisory services to various categories of adult population on a pro bono basis. The multidimensional teaching analysis of consulting trainers in the Centre of Excellence is applied as a method performed by regional consulting methodical centers since April, 2016 till March, 2017. Based on such analysis, the conclusions are made; the priorities and proposals for the institutional framework development for the implementation of adult literacy financial programs are defined.

financial adult literacy, the institutional framework for financial programs of adult literacy, Consultants-Methodists, consulting support of consulting Methodists in the financial services market, regional consulting methodical centers, he multidimensional teaching analysis of consulting trainers

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