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Financial inclusion plays an important role in giving households greater access to borrowing opportunities, which in turn can be used to improve human capital accumulation, socioeconomic status, and long-run economic development. One way to enhance households' access to and usage of the...
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We provide an informed discussion about challenges, opportunities and the future of research and practice in the field of financial planning over the next 10 years. As editors of Financial Planning Review, using a mix‐methods approach and a survey of subject‐matter expert views, we outline...
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Over the past three decades, numerous scaling and attitudinal measurement techniques have been developed to facilitate the assessment of an individual's financial risk tolerance. Cronbach's alpha has traditionally been used as the primary measure of scale reliability for assessment tools that...
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Household financial management has several criteria of performance that makes it possible to evaluate the relative effectiveness of an individual in the particular job. To date, there has been little analysis of the myriad tasks and behaviors that are included in the role of a household...
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The COVID-19 pandemic introduced unprecedented challenges for households globally, serving as a precursor to and trigger for financial stress. This study examined the associations across various factors thought to be associated with financial stress (a psychological syndrome) resulting from the...
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The purpose of this paper is to describe a study that was designed to determine to what extent subjective and objective measures of financial knowledge moderate the relationship between an investor’s financial risk tolerance and demographic factors thought to be important descriptors of an...
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The intention of this study was to document how closely households follow normative descriptions of financial behavior in relation to their financial planning horizon. Modern Portfolio Theory predicts that households, in general, exhibit risk aversion. Aversion to wealth volatility should...
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