Open AccessThe Effect of Islamic Financial Literacy and Financial Inclusion toward Financial Planning among Millennial: Financial Behaviour as an Intervening Variable
Author(s) -
Lusiana Handayani,
Basyirah Ainun,
M. Yassir Fahmi
Publication year - 2021
Publication title -
international journal of emerging issues in islamic studies
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 2807-2057
pISSN - 2807-2049
DOI - 10.31098/ijeiis.v1i2.762
Subject(s) - financial literacy , respondent , financial inclusion , financial plan , finance , financial analysis , accounting management , islam , financial services , business , financial ratio , indirect finance , path analysis (statistics) , accounting , financial system , political science , accounting information system , geography , law , statistics , mathematics , archaeology
Islamic financial literacy and financial inclusion are important for improving the living condition of people. Combination of Islamic financial literacy understanding and high financial inclusion index will affect the behavioral ability of people in making financial planning. In Indonesia, Islamic financial literacy and inclusion are still low, not only for youngsters but also among adults. Even though good knowledge and access to Islamic finance will help millennials to be able to identify financial products and services as their financial planning. The aim of this study is to describe the influence of Islamic financial literacy and financial inclusion on financial planning by using financial behaviour as a intervening variable. This study is descriptive quantitative research. 96 respondents are involved in the study directly through a survey method. This study used 2 (two) stages of analysis. The first stage is to find the level of respondent Islamic financial literacy. The last stage is path analysis to determine the influence of each variable. Analysis results have shown that Islamic financial literacy has no direct impact on financial planning. However, Islamic financial literacy and financial inclusion have a significant impact on financial behaviour. Furthermore, the financial behaviour has mediated the relationship between Islamic financial literacy and financial inclusion with financial planning. It shows this affects toward financial planning is 26,4%.