Financial literacy, low incomes and financial stress in US households

Brenda Cude and Gianni Nicolini
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Brenda Cude: University of Georgia Athens
Gianni Nicolini: Università di Roma Tor Vergata

BANCARIA, 2014, vol. 10, 41-60

Abstract: This paper analyzes how financial knowledge and income can be considered as indicators to avoid situations of financial stress. The hypothesis of the work is that financial literacy has a limited impact in presence of low incomes

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Date: 2014
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