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I'm trying to get an understanding of different peoples perspectives and experiences regarding money and how it works. I'm especially interested in where people go wrong and/or right - and more importantly - why.
If you'd like to contribute I created a short survey as a part of my research process which is designed to get some insights.
Ideally this information will be used to help create some materials in a format which is currentlyundecided. The intent is to help empower younger people with knowledge, which will allow them to manage their finances effectively as they enter the workforce and begin to earn, spend and hopefully save.
The questions are as follows:
1) Where do you think most people get financial information and advice?
2) What's the best advice anyone ever gave you about managing you finances?
3) What do you think most people do wrong when it comes to money management?
4) What do you think the average person could do to improve their financial situation?
5) Why do you think people find it hard to save?
6) How old should someone be when they start saving for retirement?
7) Why is money important to you?
8) What is something you think is important you'd like to add?
Note: I found this forum as a result of the research process I am undergoing and I'm not a previous member of this board. A quick read of the forum rules states that I can't link to any outside pages - I'd like permission to link to a SurveyMonkey survey containing the above questions - if the administrators don't mind. This is in order to get anonymous answers from people who prefer not to post publicly.
I'm trying to get an understanding of different peoples perspectives and experiences regarding money and how it works. I'm especially interested in where people go wrong and/or right - and more importantly - why.
If you'd like to contribute I created a short survey as a part of my research process which is designed to get some insights.
Ideally this information will be used to help create some materials in a format which is currentlyundecided. The intent is to help empower younger people with knowledge, which will allow them to manage their finances effectively as they enter the workforce and begin to earn, spend and hopefully save.
The questions are as follows:
1) Where do you think most people get financial information and advice?
2) What's the best advice anyone ever gave you about managing you finances?
3) What do you think most people do wrong when it comes to money management?
4) What do you think the average person could do to improve their financial situation?
5) Why do you think people find it hard to save?
6) How old should someone be when they start saving for retirement?
7) Why is money important to you?
8) What is something you think is important you'd like to add?
Note: I found this forum as a result of the research process I am undergoing and I'm not a previous member of this board. A quick read of the forum rules states that I can't link to any outside pages - I'd like permission to link to a SurveyMonkey survey containing the above questions - if the administrators don't mind. This is in order to get anonymous answers from people who prefer not to post publicly.
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