A cross-sectional study on household's saving behaviour in Malaysia / Faridah Pardi, Azhana Othman and Arifin Md. Salleh

The main objective of this paper is to find the possible relationship between several factors that might have effect on level of savings among households in Malaysia. Previous studies identified number of demographic factors that affect level of savings, such as age of household head, household size...

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spelling my.uitm.ir.418482021-02-23T09:21:18Z http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/41848/ A cross-sectional study on household's saving behaviour in Malaysia / Faridah Pardi, Azhana Othman and Arifin Md. Salleh Pardi, Faridah Othman, Azhana Md. Salleh, Arifin Personal finance. Financial literacy Malaysia The main objective of this paper is to find the possible relationship between several factors that might have effect on level of savings among households in Malaysia. Previous studies identified number of demographic factors that affect level of savings, such as age of household head, household size number, total consumption, areas of living and level of education. In addition, these studies also applied the lifecycle hypothesis framework that explains the saving behaviour among household. Recent papers investigated whether some of the factors mentioned have significant impact on saving behaviour among household in some countries. They found that not all variables have significant correlation that fits the initial life-cycle framework. The study used the data from the Household Expenditure Survey (HES) obtained from Department of Statistics, Malaysia; as conducted recently in 2004/05. Total number of respondents is 14,084; which 30% from the population allowed to be used. The estimation results show that almost all of the proposed demographic variables have significantly strong positive relationship to the household's level of saving. The finding is consistent with the previous study that demographical factors add huge information in explaining the level of saving. The results also suggest that savings would increase as the rise in age, but declines at a certain point of age, resulted an inverse relationship between age2 and saving. Finally, the analysis results suggest that, by including some other factors, and by taking a bigger sample subset of population might improve the results in future research"JEL classification: E21, 010 2010 Research Reports NonPeerReviewed text en http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/41848/1/41848.pdf Pardi, Faridah and Othman, Azhana and Md. Salleh, Arifin (2010) A cross-sectional study on household's saving behaviour in Malaysia / Faridah Pardi, Azhana Othman and Arifin Md. Salleh. (Unpublished)
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topic Personal finance. Financial literacy
Malaysia
spellingShingle Personal finance. Financial literacy
Malaysia
Pardi, Faridah
Othman, Azhana
Md. Salleh, Arifin
A cross-sectional study on household's saving behaviour in Malaysia / Faridah Pardi, Azhana Othman and Arifin Md. Salleh
description The main objective of this paper is to find the possible relationship between several factors that might have effect on level of savings among households in Malaysia. Previous studies identified number of demographic factors that affect level of savings, such as age of household head, household size number, total consumption, areas of living and level of education. In addition, these studies also applied the lifecycle hypothesis framework that explains the saving behaviour among household. Recent papers investigated whether some of the factors mentioned have significant impact on saving behaviour among household in some countries. They found that not all variables have significant correlation that fits the initial life-cycle framework. The study used the data from the Household Expenditure Survey (HES) obtained from Department of Statistics, Malaysia; as conducted recently in 2004/05. Total number of respondents is 14,084; which 30% from the population allowed to be used. The estimation results show that almost all of the proposed demographic variables have significantly strong positive relationship to the household's level of saving. The finding is consistent with the previous study that demographical factors add huge information in explaining the level of saving. The results also suggest that savings would increase as the rise in age, but declines at a certain point of age, resulted an inverse relationship between age2 and saving. Finally, the analysis results suggest that, by including some other factors, and by taking a bigger sample subset of population might improve the results in future research"JEL classification: E21, 010
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author Pardi, Faridah
Othman, Azhana
Md. Salleh, Arifin
author_facet Pardi, Faridah
Othman, Azhana
Md. Salleh, Arifin
author_sort Pardi, Faridah
title A cross-sectional study on household's saving behaviour in Malaysia / Faridah Pardi, Azhana Othman and Arifin Md. Salleh
title_short A cross-sectional study on household's saving behaviour in Malaysia / Faridah Pardi, Azhana Othman and Arifin Md. Salleh
title_full A cross-sectional study on household's saving behaviour in Malaysia / Faridah Pardi, Azhana Othman and Arifin Md. Salleh
title_fullStr A cross-sectional study on household's saving behaviour in Malaysia / Faridah Pardi, Azhana Othman and Arifin Md. Salleh
title_full_unstemmed A cross-sectional study on household's saving behaviour in Malaysia / Faridah Pardi, Azhana Othman and Arifin Md. Salleh
title_sort cross-sectional study on household's saving behaviour in malaysia / faridah pardi, azhana othman and arifin md. salleh
publishDate 2010
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