Theoretical Framework
Theoretical Framework
Theoretical Framework
economies. The young and the old are less financially literate than the middle-aged,
while better educated persons are more financially savvy. Women are less financially
literate than males. In particular, those who are financially savvy are more likely to
make retirement plans. Estimates of instrumental factors reveal that the influence of
part procedure and is depicted in Figure 1, is as follows: the profile of the respondents
is based on their age, gender, rank and length of services. As inputs, the level of
As well as the level of financial decision, to provide concrete data and fill the gap of
the study. In addition, the study wants to know the relationship between financial
literacy and investment decision of the respondents. Furthermore, this study aim to
As stated by Aren et.al (2020), today, the value of financial literacy is rising.
ability to grasp basic financial concepts and make decisions is greatly influenced by
their level of financial literacy. People have been more accountable for their financial
planning throughout time and are now more active agents than before. In reality,
given that previous crises disproportionately hurt the young and inexperienced, this
oneself.
make decisions. Their awareness of money allows them to make educated and
knowledge that are crucial for financial decision making. These decisions include
whether to save, when to spend, budgeting, selecting the correct financial products,
and being willing to address other events such as paying children's education and
retirement planning. The greater people's financial literacy, the greater their advantage
since it allows them to make better financial decisions and provides them more
Reference:
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n_Financial_Literacy