Explore the independent studies and academic research which validate the Money Habitudes methodology.
University of Kansas researchers strengthen fatherhood engagement and financial stability in northeast Kansas using evidence-based curriculums like Money Habitudes.
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This open-access book provides a comprehensive framework for professionals to address issues like financial anxiety, medical debt, and spending addictions by integrating financial health into behavioral health practices using tools such as Money Habitudes.
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A longitudinal study by the University of Maryland’s Financial Social Work Initiative evaluates the impact of the "Financial Stability Pathway" training—which utilizes Money Habitudes to assess financial values—finding that it significantly improved social workers' self-efficacy and practice behaviors in financial capability.
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Research analyzing over 35,000 Money Habitudes assessments validating the tool's internal structure and effectiveness for financial professionals
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A 2015 study published in the Journal of Extension confirms the reliability of all six Money Habitudes domains through Cronbach's alpha analysis, providing confidence for financial practioners in using the tool with individuals and couples
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