Mental budgeting and the management of household finance
Journal of Economic PsychologyPublished 25 April 2011
Gerrit Antonides, I.M. de Groot, W. Fred van Raaij
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Abstract
Mental budgeting and financial management were investigated in a large sample of the Dutch population. Mental budgeting was quite common, and was explained from general education, having saving goals, financial knowledge, time orientation, and financial situation. Also, mental budgeting, in addition to effects of financial situation, time orientation and financial knowledge, was positively associated with having an overview of expenses and current accounts, and household financial management
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