Camilla Strömbäck|Thérèse Lind|Kenny Skagerlund|Daniel Västfjäll|Gustav Tinghög
Does self-control predict financial behavior and financial well-being?
Linköping University|Linköping University|Linköping University|Linköping University|Decision Research|Linköping University
improve understanding people make financial decisions important investigate psychological characteristics influence individuals positive financial behavior financial wellbeing study explore effect individual differences selfcontrol noncognitive factors financial behavior financial wellbeing survey containing measures financial behavior subjective financial wellbeing selfcontrol optimism deliberative thinking demographic variables sent representative sample n2063 swedish population findings extend application behavioral lifecycle hypothesis beyond savings behavior include general financial behavior people good selfcontrol likely save money every paycheck better general financial behavior feel less anxious financial matters feel secure current future financial situation