一、中文部份
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王芳醴, 張燦明, & 李玫憲(2015)。大學生性別角色、金錢態度與理財行為之研究:以修平科大學生為例。修平學報, 31,頁 135-156。
王美齡(2017)。巴菲特的勝券在握之道-在負利率時代,存錢不如存股的4大滾雪球投資法。證券服務, 657,頁 119-120。
艾蜜莉(2017)。我的資產翻倍存股筆記(初版)(第20冊)。 台北市:Smart 智富。
吳鴻彬(2019)。理財教育、理財素養、理財態度與理財行為關聯之研究-以現金流御錢貓教具為例。未出版之碩士論文,崑山科技大學企業管理研究所,台南市。周文偉(2017)。流浪教師存零股 存到3000萬(初版)(第11冊)。 台北市:Smart 智富。
林正昌、葉娟妤、毛國楠(2015)。「金融素養態度量表」之發展。測驗學刊, 62(1),頁 45-68。
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林隆儀、林聖薇、商懿勻、林國森(2015)。老年經濟安全保障與理財知識對逆向抵押貸款借款意願的影響-涉入的干擾效果。聯大學報, 12(1),頁 159-177。
林隆儀、商懿勻(2015)。老年經濟安全保障、理財知識與逆向抵押貸款意願之研究。輔仁管理評論, 22(2),頁 65-93。
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曾永清(2014)。個人社經狀況、社經期望與金錢使用態度對理財行為路徑關係之研究。 朝陽商管評論, 13(2),頁 19-42。
曾永清(2015)。教育程度、家庭所得對理財知識與理財行為路徑模式之探究。高雄師大學報:教育與社會科學類(38),頁 49-68。
曾永清、王芳醴(2017)。台中市高中生父母理財教導、理財素養、理財態度與理財行為路徑關係之研究。商管科技季刊, 18(1),頁 51-74。
曾永清、呂秋萍(2014)。父母理財教導對國中生理財素養與理財行為關係之研究。公民教育與活動領導學報, 23,頁 139-172。 doi: 10.6231/cel.2014(23)04
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馮佩君、林國均(2014)。警察大學學生投資行為與理財素養之研究。中央警察大學警察行政管理學報, 10,頁 141-159。
黃惠葶(2016)。理財素養重要性之探討‐以層級分析法為例。未出版之碩士論文,國立彰化師範大學財務金融技術學系,彰化縣。楊禮軒(2017)。算利教官教你 存股利滾利 年年領百萬(初版)(第7冊)。 台北市:Smart 智富。
溫國信(2014)。找到雪球股,讓你一萬變千萬(初版)(第27冊)。 台北市:大是文化有限公司。
雷浩斯(2013)。雷浩斯教你小薪水存好股又賺波段(初版)(第1冊)。 台北市:Smart 智富。
廖三榮(2019)。台灣民眾理財素養之研究。未出版之碩士論文,大葉大學管理學院碩士在職專班,彰化縣。廖佩育、邱紹群、施靜慧(2018)。年金改革趨勢下警察大學學生理財行為之研究。中央警察大學警察行政管理學報, 14,頁 139-162。
劉荐宏、曾永清(2019)。大學生理財態度與理財意向之相關研究:以國立臺灣師範大學之大學生為例。學生事務與輔導, 58(1),頁 30-52。 doi: 10.6506/sagc.201906_58(1).0004
蕭育仁、陳錦村、廖志峰(2019)。金融知識與股票市場參與關聯性之研究-台灣地區的驗證。行為財務學特別專刊,頁 453-494。 doi: 10.6529/rsfm.201905/sp.0012
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