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Using a representative online panel from the US, we examine how individuals' macroeconomic expectations causally affect their personal economic prospects and their behavior. To exogenously vary respondents' expectations, we provide them with different professional forecasts about the likelihood...
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In this study, we employ the 2001-2013 Survey of Consumer Finances to examine how prior investment outcomes affect … all DC plan assets in stocks. Factors such as risk tolerance and investment horizon positively affect investors' tendency …
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liquid wealth will affect households' risk aversion and risky asset investment. After controlling for the decision to enter …
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for the economy. Surprisingly, wealthy households hardly differ from all households in their SRI investment behavior. For …
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more investment options. The paper also provides insight into contribution and withdrawal activity, as well as IRA …
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We use data from the Federal Reserve Board's Survey of Consumer Finances (SCF) to explore how household asset portfolios in the United States evolved between 1989 and 2016. Throughout this period, two key assets - housing and financial market assets - drove the household balance sheet evolution;...
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assets behind at the former employer, wanting to consolidate assets, and wanting more investment options (25 percent, 22 …
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This paper presents survey results on the incidence of individual retirement account (IRA) ownership in the United States and the contribution, rollover, and withdrawal activity of IRA-owning households. IRAs play an important role in US households’ retirement saving: In mid-2022, more than...
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