Abstract: Financial literacy, which is the knowledge of finance, and its application affects every person's economic decision-making throughout their lifetime (Behrman, Mitchell, Soo, & Bravo, 2012). Specifically, with the continuously developing financial markets in the modern world, financial literacy enables a person to meet his or her financial requirements in the long term, choose the right instruments for investments, make the right investment decisions, and ensure his or her financial stability after retirement (Hastings et al., 2013). Researchers have recently started exploring the relationship between the incidence of financial literacy and an individual's capacity to financially....
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