Financial well-being refers to one's overall satisfaction with their current financial condition,
and it plays a significant part in young adults' overall success as well as their ability to …

Economic disadvantage tends to affect vulnerable groups among poor individuals,
especially those working in the lower-income distribution sectors. Most B40 households will …

In the aftermath of the 2007–08 financial crisis, the worsening financial conditions of
households increased concerns about their financial vulnerability (FV). In this context …

The degree of Malaysian household debt remains high, at present among the highest in
Asia, raising concerns about its sustainability. Based on that existing issue and results of the …

The effect of the global financial crisis, rising debt, and bankruptcy on civil servants in
Malaysia are perturbing. Civil servants need to overcome various money-related challenges …

Financial health is defined as the ability to manage spending, plan for and recover from
financial shocks, have minimum debt, and develop wealth; however, the antecedents to this …

The major aim of this study is focused on assessing the direct, and indirect factors that affect
individuals' economic well-being. The multistage random sampling was utilized to choose …

This paper employs COVID-19 as a quasi-natural experiment to conduct an analysis of the
heterogeneous effects of the pandemic on households' financial vulnerability across districts …

Many countries are establishing national programs to increase their citizens' family
economic well-being. However, the concept of family economic well-being is still in its …

Purpose: A health shock could be defined as an adverse and unexpected event that alters
household income and expenditure flows. Compared to other health problems, the …