LEVEL OF FINANCIAL LITERACY IN MILLENNIAL MOTHERS OF EARLY CHILDHOOD 0-6 YEARS OLD

Lulu Lulu Yuliani, Achmad Hufad, Oong Komar, Elih Sudiapermana

Abstract


The importance of Financial Literacy in providing a strong foundation for millennial mothers to manage households and form good economic habits in early childhood. The purpose of the study was to determine and analyse the level of financial literacy, the correlation between the length of schooling and the level of financial literacy, the significant difference in the level of financial literacy of millennial mothers who have early childhood 0-6 years seen from differences in husband's work; Significant differences in the level of financial literacy of millennial mothers who have early childhood 0-6 years seen from the number of children in the family; Significant differences in the level of financial literacy of millennial mothers who have early childhood 0-6 years seen from the parents' work background. The research method used is a quantitative method with a survey approach to Millennial Mothers Who Have Early Childhood 0 - 6 Years. The research method used is a quantitative method with a survey approach to Millennial Mothers Who Have Early Childhood 0 - 6 Years. The results of the study stated that 1) The financial literacy of Millennial Mothers Who Have Early Childhood 0-6 Years is in the very high category. 2) There is a significant positive correlation between years of schooling and financial literacy of millennial mothers who have 0-6 years old children 3) There is a difference between the financial literacy of Millennial Mothers Who Have Early Childhood 0-6 Years and the husband's job. 4) There is a difference between the financial literacy of millennial mothers with 0-6 years old children and the number of children. 5) There is no difference between the financial literacy of millennial mothers with 0-6 years old children and parents' occupational background.

 

 

 

 


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Early childhood; financial literacy; Parents; Economy

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