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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"financial habits"”.
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Financial Cultural Capital: Cultural Capital in the Context of Higher Education and Federal Student Loans
… quantitative sociological analysis of the financial knowledge and experience of undergraduate students who have borrostudent loans. It also explores students' feelings about their loans. I surveyed 100 undergraduate students who had contracted student loans to gather information about their …
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Personal finance: a statistical analysis of the habits and behaviours of the South African consumer
… models to explore the intricate dynamics of financial habits and their relationship with budget establishment using longitudinal spending data from the 22seven platform. The initial chapters delve into the analysis of consumer spending behavior through various clustering techniques, unveiling …
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Antecedents of mobile banking applications acceptance and usage and its consequence on financial behavior in Namibia
… Income Countries (LMICs). The use of digital financial services such as mobile banking applications changes consumers' financial behavior. Poor financial habits can cause debt, stress, health issues, and strained relationships. Thus, it is important to understand the impact of using mobile …
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A computational approach to urban economics
… behavior and increase the similarity of their financial habits and political views in Istanbul.
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Designing a mobile application interface to support mid-career professionals in creating better financial futures
… (Discovery Bank, 2018). One reason is a lack of financial knowledge. If a mobile application could guide individuals to modify their financial habits slightly by spending less and saving more, they could dramatically improve their financial future. When designing visualisation systems such as a …
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Youth access to empowerment funds for entrepreneurship in Zambia
… could be divided into four groups: economic and financial, institutional, social and miscellaneous. The main economic and financial factors included unemployment and lack of income, lack of collateral, savings by the youth, bank charges and poor financial habits. The main institutional factors …