A Study on the Concepts and Behavioral Choices of Financial Investment and Wealth Management Among Contemporary Young People

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  • Gao Wen Sendelta International Academy

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.62177/chst.v3i1.1153

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Young People, Financial Investment, Wealth Management

Abstract

With the sustained and rapid development of the economy, people's living standards have greatly improved, and their consumption capacity has also been continuously enhanced. As a special group, young people are in the final stage of study and the initial stage of stepping into real life. Whether they can master the skills of managing wealth, conduct reasonable investment and financial management, and establish a good personal credit record is particularly crucial. Generally, young people lack a stable source of work income, their living expenses come from unstable channels, and they have no real experience in managing assets, so their understanding of money is usually vague. However, there are currently a variety of consumption channels available to young people, and many of them thus pursue pleasure while neglecting the effective management and rational allocation of wealth. Consequently, the issue of "young people's investment and financial management" has attracted increasing attention from society.

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Wen, G. (2026). A Study on the Concepts and Behavioral Choices of Financial Investment and Wealth Management Among Contemporary Young People. Critical Humanistic Social Theory, 3(1). https://doi.org/10.62177/chst.v3i1.1153

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