Awareness of financial satisfaction among UiTM Seremban Campus students / Mohammad Amir Rashid Razak, Nur Fatin Zulaikha Jamarullaili and Nur Amalina Shafie

Students’ awareness of their financial problems is vital in modern society for them to fully realize the importance of it, yet a challenge facing university students is their immaturity in money management, knowledge, and attitudes. A lack of knowledge about personal finance and inadequate financial management techniques created a serious risk to the financial future and well-being of students. The objectives of this study are to investigate a significant relationship and significance of coefficient variables between financial knowledge, financial attitude, and financial management toward awareness of financial satisfaction among UiTM Seremban Campus students. Spearman’s Correlation of Coefficients and the Wald Statistics test were used in this study. This study found that all three independent variables which are financial knowledge, financial attitude, and financial management have a weak positive correlation toward awareness of financial satisfaction. The variable financial knowledge and financial management were significant to the awareness of financial satisfaction. The result of this study could help develop a curriculum for higher education students to encourage effective money management.