Tingkat Literasi Keuangan Mahasiswa Universitas Darma Persada Dan Faktor-Faktor Yang Mempengaruhinya

Budiarti, Hasri Nirmala; Setyaningsih, Puji Rahayu

doi:10.35137/jei.v22i3.618

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“…People who are skilled at making sound financial decisions do not face financial difficulties, allowing them to maintain a healthy financial mindset and prioritize their needs over their desires. (Herawati, 2017).…”

Section: Latar Belakangmentioning

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Financial Literacy Education for Preschool Student

Aprita,

Nuraeni,

Irawati

2023

NJPIP

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Financial literacy has been implemented at various levels of education, however, early childhood financial literacy skills have not been fully identified. The purpose of this research was to learn why and how the teachers of the KB 2 Class at Nyai Ahmad Dahlan Full Day School Yogyakarta introduce financial literacy education to their students. This research was classified as qualitative research with a single case research approach. The data was collected through interviews and direct observation by researcher, then analyzed by data collection, data reduction, data presentation, and conclusion drawing. According to the fin3dings of the research, financial literacy education in KB 2 Class was carried out along with the teachers' concerns about Indonesia's high rate of corruption. The education was done by introducing children to various financial concepts and inviting them to practice these concepts based on predetermined indicators. The results showed that 80% of children could distinguish banknotes and coins based on their shape, 100% of students saved at the school bank, 93% of students saved at home with a piggy bank, 93% of students enthusiastically participated in role-playing activities as sellers and buyers, 87% of students participated in market day activities, 67% of students wanted to share with their friends, 80% put money in the infaq box, and 53% could tell their belongings from those of their friends. Keywords: Education, Literacy, Financial Literacy, Preschool, Early Childhood

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Financial Literacy Education for Preschool Student

Aprita,

Nuraeni,

Irawati

2023

NJPIP

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“…On the other hand, the current phenomenon does not reflect a high level of financial literacy among students. This can be seen from the fact that there has not been any attempt made to establish a priority scale for different types of economic activities (Budiarti & Setyaningsih, 2021). Even though the majority of them do not have income because they are still financially dependent on their parents, they are becoming increasingly wasteful in the sense that they make purchases without giving any thought to the future.…”

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Factors Affecting Student Financial Literacy

Triana¹,

Ibrohim²

2022

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Students, on the whole, have more leeway to exercise their own discretion regarding matters of personal finance. On the other hand, the current phenomenon does not indicate that students have a good grasp of financial concepts. In order for students to be able to make the most of the money they have, they need to be provided with an education that teaches them financial information and skills and teaches them how to properly handle funds. The goal of this study is to determine which factors, if any, have an effect on the financial literacy level possessed by university students in the city of Serang, Indonesia. The method used in this research is to go directly to the respondents who are the samples in the study to get primary data. The sampling technique in this study ses a proportionate random sampling with data collection techniques using a questionnaire distribution technique. Factor analysis of 17 indicator variables resulted in 5 forming factors, namely: 1) Management Factors, 2) Income Factors, 3) Budgeting Factors, 4) Education Factors, and 5) Planning Factors.

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Tingkat Literasi Keuangan Mahasiswa Universitas Darma Persada Dan Faktor-Faktor Yang Mempengaruhinya

Cited by 2 publications

References 4 publications

Financial Literacy Education for Preschool Student

Financial Literacy Education for Preschool Student

Factors Affecting Student Financial Literacy

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