Your Money, Your Goals Toolkit Customer Surveys and Select Field Tests

Generic Information Collection Plan for the Evaluation of Financial Empowerment Training Programs

CV3B-Training Post-Survey (Final)

Your Money, Your Goals Toolkit Customer Surveys and Select Field Tests

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Instrument 3B: Training Post-Survey
Thank you for completing this survey as part of our evaluation of this training on Your
Money, Your Goals. This information is being collected to help CFPB improve the Your
Money, Your Goals materials. CFPB and its contractor will review responses to identify
potential enhancements to the materials.
Complete this survey providing short written responses and selecting from response options, as
prompted by the survey questions. Please note that your responses will be kept private to the
extent permitted by law and when survey results are reported none of your answers will be
directly connected to you. Please see the Paperwork Reduction Act statement and Privacy
Notice on the last page of this survey.
The organization sponsoring this delivery of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s Your
Money, Your Goals (may be the same as or different from your employer):
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1) Please check any of the following that describe the clients you support (check all that apply).
Geography
 Mostly Urban
 Mostly Suburban
 Mostly Rural

Gender
 Mostly Female
 Mostly Male

2) After participating in this training, how well-prepared do you feel to use Your Money Your Goals
with clients?
 Well-prepared
 Somewhat prepared
 Not prepared
2b) [If “somewhat prepared” or “not prepared”] In what ways do you not feel prepared?
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3) Please indicate the extent to which you agree or disagree with each of the following statements. If
you disagree with any of the statements, please explain below.

The trainer was knowledgeable.
The trainer’s style was engaging and
interesting.

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Agree

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Disagree

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Disagree

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Confident

Confident

Somewhat
Confident

Not at All
Confident

Understand core financial management
topics, such as budgeting, saving, and
setting financial goals?

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Discuss core financial management topics
with clients?

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Assess clients’ financial condition or
situation?

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Get help if you or your clients have
questions about financial issues?

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Refer clients to community resources such
as credit-debt counseling and tax filing
assistance?

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Know where to go for unbiased financial
empowerment information or resources
that can enrich your support to clients?

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Help clients manage their financial
challenges?

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Provide the right financial content at the
right time in the context of your support to
with clients?

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The trainer used activities beyond lecture
and discussion to explain Your Money, Your
Goals.
The trainer listened effectively to
contributions from me and other
participants.
Your Money, Your Goals will improve my
ability to meet the needs of my
organization’s clients.
I feel prepared to use the tools and
resources Your Money Your Goals with
clients.
I plan to use the tools and resources Your
Money, Your Goals with clients.
4) How confident are you in your ability to…

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Access and use tools and materials from the
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
(CFPB) through its consumer website?

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5) Your Money, Your Goals includes a variety of tools and information on a number of different
topics. How useful do you think you will find each of the following tools and resources?

Useful

Somewhat
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Useful

N/A
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Tool 1—Savings plan

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Tool 2—Benefits and asset limits

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Tool 3—Finding a safe place for
savings

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Tool 1—Financial empowerment
self-assessment
Tool 2—Goals and financial
situation assessment

Module 2: Assessing the Situation

Module 3: Starting the Conversation
Information on starting the
conversation
Module 4: Emotional and Cultural
Influence on Financial Decisions
Information on emotional and
cultural influence on financial
decisions
Module 5: Setting Goals
Tool 1—Goal-setting tool
Module 6: Saving for the
Unexpected, Emergencies and Goals

Module 7: Managing Income and
Benefits
Tool 1—Income and financial
resource tracker

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Useful

Somewhat
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N/A
Topic
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Tool 3—Cash, paychecks, direct
deposit, payroll cards and EBT—
understanding the pros and cons

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Tool 4—Increasing your income
through tax credits

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Tool 1—Spending tracker

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Tool 2—Bill calendar

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Tool 3—Strategies for cutting
expenses

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Tool 4—When cash is short—
prioritizing bills and spending

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Tool 1—Cash flow budget

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Tool 2—Cash flow calendar

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Tool 3—Improving cash flow
checklist

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Tool 1—Debt management
worksheet

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Tool 2—Debt-to-income
worksheet

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Tool 3—Debt reduction worksheet

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Tool 4—When debt collectors call

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Tool 1—Getting your credit report
and scores

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Tool 2—Credit report review
checklist

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Tool 2—Strategies for increasing
sources of cash and financial
resources

Module 8: Paying Bills

Module 9: Managing Cash Flow

Module 10: Dealing with Debt

Module 11: Improving Credit
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Useful

Somewhat
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Not at All
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Tool 1—Selecting financial service
products and providers

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Tool 2—Evaluating financial
service providers

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Tool 3—Types of financial services

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Tool 4—Opening an account
checklist

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Tool 1—Red Flags

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Tool 2—Protecting Your identity

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Tool 3—Submitting a complaint

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Tool 4—Learn more about
consumer protection

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Tool 3—Improving credit reports
and scores

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Useful

Module 12: Evaluating Financial
Service Providers, Products and
Services

Module 13: Protecting Consumer
Rights

5) What pieces of Your Money, Your Goals, if any, do you think will be the most useful to you and the
clients you serve? Why?
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6) Are there any topics that you wish had been covered in more detail in this training or in Your
Money, Your Goals itself?
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7) Thinking about the goal of equipping volunteers to integrate financial empowerment tools into
their work, please provide any suggestions you have for how this training could be improved
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