Handbook of Consumer Finance Research

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How do Money, Sex, and Stress Influence Marital Instability?

“…There are few family finance research articles with marital instability as an outcome variable (Dew, 2016). That being said, lack of financial resources, as well as other financial stressors, do predict marital dissatisfaction (Archuleta et al, 2011;Conger, Rueter, & Elder, 1999;Dew, 2011;Gudmunson, Beutler, Israelsen, McCoy, & Hill, 2007) and divorce (Dew, 2009;cf.…”

Financial Help-Seeking Behaviors of Young Adults

“…Risk tolerance is defined as "the maximum amount of uncertainty someone is willing to accept when making a financial decision" (Grable, 2008 p. 4). Used by many financial professionals to determine appropriate investment choices for their clients, risk tolerance may also influence how individuals invest for their short-and long-term goals, such as a down payment for a house, saving for their children's education, or retirement (Grable, 2008). Research on risk tolerance has repeatedly found young, single, white males with higher income and higher education to have greater risk tolerance (Gibson et al, 2013;Grable, 2000Grable, , 2008Yao et al, 2011).…”

“…Used by many financial professionals to determine appropriate investment choices for their clients, risk tolerance may also influence how individuals invest for their short-and long-term goals, such as a down payment for a house, saving for their children's education, or retirement (Grable, 2008). Research on risk tolerance has repeatedly found young, single, white males with higher income and higher education to have greater risk tolerance (Gibson et al, 2013;Grable, 2000Grable, , 2008Yao et al, 2011). Individuals with higher financial knowledge are also more likely to be risk tolerant (Gibson et al, 2013;Grable, 2000Grable, , 2008.…”

“…Research on risk tolerance has repeatedly found young, single, white males with higher income and higher education to have greater risk tolerance (Gibson et al, 2013;Grable, 2000Grable, , 2008Yao et al, 2011). Individuals with higher financial knowledge are also more likely to be risk tolerant (Gibson et al, 2013;Grable, 2000Grable, , 2008. A study on the effect of age and risk tolerance found that while risk tolerance decreased with age, there was no significant association with generational cohorts on risk tolerance (Yao et al, 2011).…”

Workplace Romance Dan Peranannya Terhadap Kepuasan Pernikahan Karyawan

“…Perilaku dan persepsi tentang seberapa baik pengeloaan keuangan, serta masalah keuangan dan besarnya masalah keuangan berhubungan signifikan PSYCHO IDEA, Tahun 18. No.2, Agustus 2020ISSN 1693-1076(print) ISSN 2654 dengan kepuasan pernikahan (Archuleta, Britt, Tonn, & Grable, 2011;J. P. Dew, 2016;J.…”