Financial Capability, Financial Well-Being, and Life Satisfaction of Women in an Emerging Economy

Life satisfaction depends on several life aspects, such as relationships, achievements, health, and work satisfaction. Theorists and experts contend that domain-specific factors and behaviors predict domain-specific satisfaction. Our study examines life satisfaction from the standpoint of behavior f...

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Published in:Financial counseling and planning 2024-11, Vol.35 (3), p.337-351
Main Authors: Sadil Ali, Muhammad, Riaz, Adnan, Amir Shah, Syed Muhammad
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Behavior
Behavioral Sciences
Counseling
Economic growth
Economic Progress
Females
Financial literacy
Financial management
General Counseling
Happiness
Holistic Approach
Hypotheses
Life Satisfaction
Literacy
Literature Reviews
Marriage and Family Counselling
Mental Disorders
Money Management
Self Efficacy
Spillover effect
Well being
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Behavioral Sciences
Counseling
Economic growth
Economic Progress
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Financial literacy
Financial management
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Happiness
Holistic Approach
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Life Satisfaction
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Money Management
Self Efficacy
Spillover effect
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