Financial Literacy and Its Effect on Investment Decisions Among Young Adults

Abstract

This research explores the relationship between financial literacy and investment behavior among young adults in Argentina. Utilizing a mixed-methods approach, we conducted quantitative surveys and qualitative interviews with participants aged 18-30. Results indicate that higher financial literacy correlates with more informed investment choices and greater confidence in managing personal finances. The study highlights the need for enhanced financial education programs targeting this demographic to foster better financial decision-making and long-term economic stability.