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  1. Assessing the Financial Knowledge, Behaviours, and Attitudes ...

    Financial knowledge is evaluated with five questions related to basic financial concepts. The financial behaviours considered are following a formal budget and paying off one’s credit card balance every month. Individual’s attitudes towards risk and self-reported financial stress are the financial attitudes queried.

  2. Undergraduate financial knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors ...

    Although several colleges and universities have provided personal financial education in some form, little research has evaluated the impacts of college-level financial education on students' financial knowledge, well-being, behaviors, and attitudes.

  3. Full article: Financial knowledge, financial confidence and ...

    To better understand how financial knowledge, confidence and learning capacity influence financial behavior, we also consider the impact of age, gender, education, and ethnicity on these constructs and variables.

  4. The Relationship between Financial Literacy, Financial Status ...

    begun to offer financial literacy initiatives to stimulate financial knowledge and promote positive money management behaviors. This study examines the relationship between a for-credit personal financial literacy course and student academic success and economic status. Students who took a

  5. Financial Literacy of College Students and the Need for ...

    FINANCIAL LITERACY AND THE NEED FOR EDUCATION 2 Abstract Financial literacy is a measure of an individual’s knowledge of financial concepts and their ability to use that knowledge to make critical decisions in the money management process. Literacy rates in

  6. The importance of financial literacy and its impact on ...

    Financial literacy is essential for the promotion of financial inclusion, as people need knowledge and skills to effectively use financial instruments, even the most basic ones, such as bank accounts.

  7. THE IMPACT OF FINANCIAL ATTITUDES AND KNOWLEDGE ON FINANCIAL ...

    this study examined the impact of financial attitudes and financial knowledge on financial management behaviours in a sample of recently married individuals. Attitudes and knowledge were examined both individually and conjointly. The moderating effect of financial knowledge on the relationship between financial attitudes and financial management

  8. The Financial Knowledge Scale: An Application of Item ... - JSTOR

    The Financial Knowledge Scale: An Application of Response Theory to the Assessment of Financial. Literacy. Despite increasing interest in and funding for financial literacy and financial education programs in the private and public sectors, the field of financial literacy still has a major obstacle to overcome: the.

  9. Financial Knowledge and Best Practice Behavior

    This study examined the relationships between financial knowledge, financial satisfaction, self-assessed confidence in financial matters, and demographic factors in determin-ing the degree to which respondents participated in finan-cial behaviors that can be identified as best practices. The

  10. Impact of financial literacy on financial well-being: a ...

    The purpose of this paper is to explore the impact of financial literacy on financial well-being among the business school faculties. Both the variables (financial literacy and financial well-being) are operationalized as multi-dimensional constructs to undertake the study.