This paper summarizes the results of a focus group on saving and financial planning. The group consisted of eight individuals with relatively high income and wealth. The savings behavior of such people is of interest partly due to their large contribution to total personal saving. The participants expressed concerns about how their circumstances will change as they age, and about uncertainties in income and health. While these concerns are consistent with theories emphasizing life-cycle and precautionary motives, the idea that saving involves self-control was also mentioned repeatedly.Saving and investment
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This paper contains an overview of the life-cycle model and the behavioural finance theories that as...
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This study examines the effect of uncertainty on the saving behavior of individuals aged sixty years...
This research study covers a mixed method with the aim to examine habits that instigate the tendency...
We quantified the relative importance of the precautionary motive in determining savings. Existing e...
We analyse focus group discussions about long-run (retirement) financial decisions, and explore the ...
Greater personal responsibility toward financial decision-making is being advocated on a global basi...
Saving and borrowing are traditionally and stereotypically thought of as opposites, with different m...
The objective of this study is to examine the motives that drive the propensity of households to sav...
Conscientiousness is the most predictive of the Big Five traits in a whole host of relevant life dom...
Savings have an important role as alternative funding when the primary income is in trouble. Previou...
The literature on precautionary saving provides contradictory views on the importance of precautiona...
Ninety-eight participants completed an online survey measuring self-control, regulatory focus, emoti...
We evaluate the importance of the precautionary saving motive by relying on a direct question about ...
Malaysia is expected to experience the ageing population problem by 2050, which is a cause for conce...
This paper contains an overview of the life-cycle model and the behavioural finance theories that as...
A series of long-term financial decisions characterizes the various households during their life cyc...
This study examines the effect of uncertainty on the saving behavior of individuals aged sixty years...
This research study covers a mixed method with the aim to examine habits that instigate the tendency...
We quantified the relative importance of the precautionary motive in determining savings. Existing e...