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    Financial literacy influences the investment decisions of government employees in Tagum City. A survey assessed their financial knowledge, attitudes, behaviors, and how it relates to seeking professional advice, psychological influences, and reactions to other investors. It found that employees had varying levels of financial literacy and their decisions were sometimes influenced by friends, emotions, risk tolerance, and confidence in their own abilities versus relying solely on facts. Overall, financial literacy plays a role, though external factors also impact the investment choices of government workers.

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    Financial literacy influences the investment decisions of government employees in Tagum City. A survey assessed their financial knowledge, attitudes, behaviors, and how it relates to seeking professional advice, psychological influences, and reactions to other investors. It found that employees had varying levels of financial literacy and their decisions were sometimes influenced by friends, emotions, risk tolerance, and confidence in their own abilities versus relying solely on facts. Overall, financial literacy plays a role, though external factors also impact the investment choices of government workers.

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    Financial literacy influences the investment decisions of government employees in Tagum City. A survey assessed their financial knowledge, attitudes, behaviors, and how it relates to seeking professional advice, psychological influences, and reactions to other investors. It found that employees had varying levels of financial literacy and their decisions were sometimes influenced by friends, emotions, risk tolerance, and confidence in their own abilities versus relying solely on facts. Overall, financial literacy plays a role, though external factors also impact the investment choices of government workers.

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    THE INFLUENCE OF FINANCIAL LITERACY ON INVESTMENT DECISION OF GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES IN TAGUM

    CITY

    NAME (Optional): AGE:


    DEPARTMENT/POSITION:

    Direction: The following is set of questions to determine your financial literacy on making investment decision. Please check the appropriate
    number that corresponds to your evaluation.

    Parameter Description Interpretation


    5 Always it means that the stated item is observed at all time
    4 Oftentimes it means that the stated item is almost observed
    3 Sometimes it means that the stated item is sometimes observed
    2 Seldom it means that the stated item is often observed
    1 Never it means that the stated item is never observed

    Financial Literacy: Investment Decision:

    A. Financial Knowledge A. Professional


    As an Investor. . .
    5 4 3 2 1 service/advisor 5 4 3 2 1
    As an Investor. . .
    1. I know why it is important 1. I seek an advice or
    to invest. recommendation from
    2. I know the risks friends before making
    associated with my decision.
    investment. 2. I am prone to making
    3. I am knowledgeable on abrupt investment
    what are the returns of decisions at the urging of
    my investment. trusted friends or media
    4. I consider myself a good commentator.
    investor. 3. They are really important
    5. I am able to foresee what when making investment
    the benefits that will add decision.
    to my investment. 4. I believe they are more `
    knowledgeable about the
    market than me.
    B. Financial Attitude 5. I have trust on them when
    As an Investor. . .
    5 4 3 2 1 it comes to investing.
    1. I am confident that I have
    the ability to select my
    investment avenue. B. Psychological
    2. I am confident that I am influences 5 4 3 2 1
    able to manage my As an Investor. . .
    investments. 1. I am confidence with my
    3. I am interested in decision in terms of
    investing in risky stock for investing to any financial
    better return. products.
    4. I usually invest in the 2. I am avid consumer of
    company which I know information and appreciate
    and trust with. data over my emotion
    5. I invest in the companies when making decisions.
    those who have stable 3. I am risk-taker when
    expected return. making my investment
    decision.
    C. Financial Behavior 4. I believe that my skills and `
    As an Investor. . .
    5 4 3 2 1 knowledge of the stock
    market can help me to
    1. I usually react quickly to outperform the market.
    the changes of other 5. I am confident in the
    investor’s decision and understanding of the stock
    follow their reactions. market.
    2. Other investor decision of
    buying and selling stocks
    has impact on my
    investment decision.
    3. I avoid selling shares that
    have decreased in value
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    and readily sell shares
    that have increased in
    value.
    4. I rely on information
    gathered from group
    discussion
    5. I am less interested in
    following other investors’
    decision on investing at
    stock market.

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