The impact of financial attitudes and knowledge on financial management and satisfaction
Using a model of financial management derived from the Deacon and Firebaugh (1988) Family Resource Management Model, 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...
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ndltd-LACETR-oai-collectionscanada.gc.ca-BVAU.2429-46362014-03-14T15:39:46Z The impact of financial attitudes and knowledge on financial management and satisfaction Parotta, Jodi Lynne McFarlane Using a model of financial management derived from the Deacon and Firebaugh (1988) Family Resource Management Model, 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 behaviours was also investigated. In addition, the impact of financial management on satisfaction with financial status was assessed. In this assessment, two measures of financial management were compared on their relationship to satisfaction. The sample was recruited through a marriage preparation facility in Burnaby, British Columbia. Questionnaires were mailed to 565 past participants who took the course in 1992. The respondents were 194 recently married individuals, a response rate of 41%. When tested separately, both financial knowledge and financial attitudes were significantly related to financial management behaviours. When tested together, however, the effect financial knowledge had was lost, and only financial attitudes remained significantly related to financial management behaviours. Although it was expected that financial knowledge would moderate the relationship between financial attitudes and financial management behaviours, the results of this study did not provide support for this prediction. Results also showed that financial management behaviours were strongly related to satisfaction with financial status, and that the relationship between satisfaction with financial status and financial management behaviours was a function of the instrument used to measure the behaviours. 2009-02-16T22:54:23Z 2009-02-16T22:54:23Z 1996 2009-02-16T22:54:23Z 1996-05 Electronic Thesis or Dissertation http://hdl.handle.net/2429/4636 eng UBC Retrospective Theses Digitization Project [http://www.library.ubc.ca/archives/retro_theses/] |
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Using a model of financial management derived from the Deacon and Firebaugh (1988) Family Resource Management Model, 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 behaviours was also investigated. In addition, the impact of financial management on satisfaction with financial status was assessed. In this assessment, two measures of financial management were compared on their relationship to
satisfaction. The sample was recruited through a marriage preparation facility in Burnaby, British Columbia. Questionnaires were mailed to 565 past participants who took the course in 1992. The respondents were 194 recently married individuals, a
response rate of 41%. When tested separately, both financial knowledge and
financial attitudes were significantly related to financial management behaviours. When tested together, however, the
effect financial knowledge had was lost, and only financial attitudes remained significantly related to financial
management behaviours. Although it was expected that financial knowledge would moderate the relationship between financial attitudes and financial management behaviours, the results of this study did not provide support for this prediction. Results also showed that financial management
behaviours were strongly related to satisfaction with financial status, and that the relationship between satisfaction with financial status and financial management
behaviours was a function of the instrument used to measure the behaviours. |
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