A STUDY ON LEVEL OF FINANCIAL LITRACY FOR SAVING ACCOUNTS AMONG WORKING WOMEN IN HIGHER EDUCATION SECTOR
Keywords:
Financial Literacy, Investment Decision, Educational Institutions, relationship, observers, Likert’s five point scaleAbstract
The present research study conducts to gain knowledge about awareness level of financial literacy for saving accounts among working women in higher education sector. In order to achieve the objective of this research work, the researchers collected primary data from 400 respondents of selected educational institutions in Rohtak City. In this connection, level of level of financial literacy for saving accounts have been measured with the help of Likert’s five point scale measurement and Chi-square test. The obtained result of this study concludes that there is a strong relationship between observers and interpreted results. The result also shows that 41% people rate Neutral rating about saving accounts literacy.
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