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Gender Differences in Investment Behaviorncial behaviors, investment decision-making process; (b) identify patterns of investment involvement and learning preferences; and (c) determine socio-economic and behavior factors that explain gender differences in specific investment behavior (portfolio diversification).

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Personal Financial Wellness of financial situation, financial attitudes, and behavior that cannot be assessed through one measure. This chapter discusses the concept and measurement of personal financial wellness and presents “Financial Wellness Diagram.” Future research directions are also discussed.

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Financial Education and Program Evaluatione framework for evaluation to assist those currently delivering, and planning to deliver, financial education while highlighting some of the key challenges. Jacobs’s (., pp. 37–68, 1988) five-tier approach to program evaluation is described and outlined to provide a general framework to guide financial education evaluation.

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E-banking tend to be older, less educated, divorced or separated, and less affluent. We also compare data from the 2004 SCF with data from 1995 to examine whether significant changes exist in the determinants of e-banking adoption over this 10-year period and report how the demographics of e-banking adoption have changed over time.

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Online Insuranceand consumers. Paralleling the sluggish state of online insurance sales themselves, academic research on online insurance behavior has been slow in developing. Yet there may be as much to learn from studying a case of a market that failed to live up to its initial rosy predictions as from one that has.

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Online Shoppinghen shopping online, and factors that might slow the growth in consumer online activities. The chapter reports on research related to the online shopping process, including consumer perceptions of privacy and security, as well as online information search. Directions for future research are suggested.

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Financial Issues of Older Adultsvantaged than older men. To respond to the first and third concerns, older adults should consider working past the typical retirement age of 65 to increase retirement savings and delay the receipt of Social Security benefits to their full retirement age or age 70. To respond to the second concern, older adults should practice healthful behaviors.