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2016 | 50 | 4 |

Article title

Wiedza finansowa jako jedna z determinant długoterminowego planowania finansowego

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Abstracts

PL
Celem niniejszego artykułu jest ukazanie wpływu wiedzy finansowej na skłonność jednostek do długoterminowego planowania finansów osobistych, postrzeganego jako warunek niezbędny do skutecznego gromadzenia oszczędności emerytalnych. W opracowaniu wykorzystano wyniki badań w tym obszarze przeprowadzonych przez naukowców w ośmiu wybranych państwach świata. Praca uwypukla potrzebę edukacji w zakresie oszczędzania, w tym zwłaszcza w obszarze długoterminowego planowania i zarządzania finansami osobistymi w długim okresie. Na tym tle autorka dokonała próby określenia zespołu warunków i czynników determinujących skuteczną edukację w odniesieniu do analizowanego zagadnienia.
EN
The aim of this paper is to show the influence of financial literacy on retirement planning, perceived as jump-start the retirement saving process. The article presents the results of the study in this area obtained by researchers in 8 selected countries. It also puts emphasis on the necessity for education with reference to saving, mainly in the area of long-term planning and personal finance management. In this context the author made an attempt to identify the conditions and factors determining the effective education with respect to the analyzed problem.

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50

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4

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published
2016
online
2017-02-20

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References

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