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Using the 2017 wave of the transition to adulthood dataset, this study examined the association between the achievement of key milestone markers of adulthood and the well-being of emerging adults between ages 18 and 28. Results indicate that relationship status, financial behavior, and perceived...
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This paper investigates whether false confidence, as characterized by a high level of personal mastery and a low level of intelligence (IQ), results in frequent investor trading and subsequent investor wealth erosion across time. Using the National Longitudinal Survey (NLSY79), change in wealth...
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This study uses the 2009 Financial Capability Study dataset to examine the association between individuals' financial literacy and their costly borrowing decisions. The results indicate that financial literacy is indeed negatively associated with costly borrowing behaviors. Other factors such as...
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This study utilizes a nationally representative proprietary dataset to examine the annuitization decisions of retirees. The results indicate that consulting a financial advisor, retirement duration, and risk aversion are positive predictors of annuity ownership. The results also indicate that...
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This paper uses a recent wave of a nationally representative survey to determine the predictors of financial planning services utilization among younger baby boomers. The results suggest that cognitive factors and factors related to human capital, such as IQ and educational attainment, are...
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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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This study examines retirement plan participation and savings behavior for American public and private sector employees using the Panel Study of Income Dynamics (PSID) data set. This paper also examines the determinants of preference for a diversified portfolio within the retirement plans. The...
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