JFCP

Journal of Financial Counseling and Planning. Publishing peer-reviewed research articles for financial counseling, planning and education.

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Financial Capability Typology: The Investigation of Group Differences Among Young Adults

The study aims to determine possible venues for the categorization of young adults based on their financial capabilities

DOI: 10.1891/JFCP-2023-0094

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Rise From the Ashes: The Modeling–Compensation Hypothesis Applied to Parent Financial Socialization

This study is the first to quantitatively explore the modeling–compensation hypothesis in the context of parent financial modeling.

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A Study of Financial Socialization in Life Course Context

This article offers the life course paradigm (LCP) as a multitheoretical conceptual research framework

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Financial Socialization: Insights From the Life
Course Paradigm

This article offers the life course paradigm (LCP) as a multitheoretical conceptual research framework

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Personality Traits and Student Loan Holding for Self and for Children Among Baby Boomers

This study investigates the relationship between baby boomers’ personality traits and their student loan indebtedness

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Money Worries: Examining Demographic Difference in Financial Anxiety

The article identifies key demographic groups that suffer the most from financial anxiety.

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A Brief Budgeting Intervention’s Association With Financial Self-Efficacy in a College Student Success Course

Did a budgeting intervention in a student course relate to self-reported changes in financial variables among college students?
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Personal Financial Planning and Financial Satisfaction: Self-Control as a Mediator

This study explored personal financial planning, self‐control, and financial satisfaction using a sample of 293 employees of universities in Ghana

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Transitioning Veterans’ Participation in Financial Program Components, Financial Satisfaction, and Ability to Meet Immediate Financial Needs

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An Examination of Mobile Fintech Utilization From a Stress-Coping Perspective

This study examines financial stress factors and three types of utilizations of mobile financial technology (fintech) from a stress-coping perspective.

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Coping Strategies to Improve Financial Well-Being During the COVID-19 Pandemic in an Emerging Economy

Learn about the influence of financial self-efficacy, behavior, stress, and stressor events on financial well-being during COVID-19

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Student Loan Holding and Life Satisfaction: Evidence From Panel Data

The study tested whether student loan holding, and amounts were negatively associated with life satisfaction

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Could Coaching Improve Consumer Credit Use Behavior? Evidence From a State Program

Ther article analyzed the borrowing and repayment behavior of 1,790 clients who received financial coaching

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Exploring Processes of Financial Decision-Making Among Emerging Adults: Evidence From A Qualitative Study

This study explored emerging adults and financial decisions through their habits and preferences as well as by responding to hypothetical scenarios.

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Attitudes Toward Educational Loan Repayment Among College Students: A Qualitative Enquiry

Interviews were conducted with 40 postgraduate student borrowers from India to explore students’ loan repayment concerns.

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Development of a Responsible Financial Behaviors Index

This research utilized Bandura’s Triadic Model of Causation (Bandura, 1985) to investigate and predict responsible financial behaviors.

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Financial Capability and Saving Behavior: Evidence From Industrial Workers in Thailand

This article uses unique survey data to examine the determinants and potential impacts of financial capability on the savings decisions of Thai industrial workers.
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How Confident Are Personal Finance Teachers? A Survey of High School Instructors in the United States

This article estimates high school teachers' confidence levels, professional development take-up, and attitudes about teaching personal finance.

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Subjective and Objective Financial Knowledge and Their Associations with Financial Risk Tolerance

This article examines the relationship between the financial risk-taking behavior of individual investors and their subjective and objective knowledge.

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