A Study on Financial Literacy of Malaysian Degree Students/ Une Etude Sur Les Connaissances Financieres des Etudiants Malaisiens (Report)
Cross-Cultural Communication 2009, Dec 31, 5, 4
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Beschreibung des Verlags
1. INTRODUCTION Categorized as one of the developed countries, Malaysia is not missed being one of the regions whereby financial literacy level is at the bottom end. Prior to millennium era, percentage of society knowledge on issues such as budgeting, saving, investing and insuring were minimal. Of course, in this millennium era, topics and subjects on financial management are fast growing in our society. There are so many books, seminars and institutions that provide information on basic financial management catering to those who want to improve their financial standing. In fact, financial institutions are actively promoting their range of services which include investment consultation and other areas attached with proper financial management. However, those who do read on the subject matter or seeking for professional advise are normally professionals, semiprofessionals or those who are familiar with money management. There are almost no programs or seminars targeting those of children and young adults. As a consequence, the familiarity level on finance among these young groups is very limited except for what they learned thru experience, family or even peers.