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Financial management practices: Associations with financial well-being and risky investment among families in Malaysia.
Financial management practices predicting good financial well-being and participation in risky assets among families were identified in this study. It also seeks to find out other factors predicting financial well-being and participation in risky assets. Associations of time horizon with risk prefer
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