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Table 6 Binary logistic regression on item 30 and item 32 of the TFL-G

From: Relations between young adults’ knowledge and understanding, experiences, and information behavior in personal finance matters

Variable

Item 30

Item 32

Coefficient B

Standard error

Exp (B)

Coefficient B

Standard error

Exp (B)

Disposable Income (upper half of the highest income)

.102

− 159

1.108

− .011

.182

.989

Informed about stocks

.063

.207

1.065

.385

.246

1.469

Informed about equity funds

.545*

.253

1.725

.782*

.345

2.186

Owns no bank account

− .390

.386

.677

− .252

.413

.778

Bank account with overdraft

.220

.208

1.246

.412

.243

1.510

Bank account without overdraft

.014

.183

1.014

.090

.204

1.095

No plausible answer about overdraft

.400

.763

1.492

− 415

.755

1.514

Owns no credit card

.023

.142

1.023

.235

.162

1.265

Rent self-financed

.052

.214

1.053

.202

.256

1.224

Rent family-financed

− .150

.177

.861

− .132

.197

.877

Rent government-financed

− .016

.363

.984

.170

.427

1.186

Gender (male)

.047

.147

1.048

.057

.168

1.059

High School GPA

− .632***

.128

.532

− .516***

.143

.597

Vocational training (none)

− .628**

.236

.534

− .312

.269

.732

Parents’ origin (not German)

− .422**

.151

.656

− .361*

.171

.697

Constant

2.523***

.459

12.463

2.308***

.513

10.050

Pseudo R2 (Cox and Snell)

.064

.054

Pseudo R2 (Nagelkerke)

.088

.080

  1. N = 1108; * p < 0.05; ** p < 0.01; *** p < 0.001