Finanças pessoais em estudantes universitários: análise de revisão da literatura (2010–2025)

Autores

  • Jimmy Roshimber Bazan Rivera Universidad Nacional Agraria de la Selva, Perú
  • Liliana Victoria Coronado Chang Universidad de Huánuco, Perú
  • Walter Ortiz Meza Universidad Nacional de Ucayali, Perú
  • Lincoln Fritz Cachay Reyes Universidad Nacional de Ucayali, Perú
  • Paola Francoise Calvo Garcia Universidad Tecnológica del Perú, Sede Ucayali, Perú

Palavras-chave:

educação financeira, estudantes universitários, comportamento financeiro, alfabetização financeira digital, revisão sistemática

Resumo

Introdução: Este artigo apresenta uma revisão sistemática da literatura sobre finanças pessoais entre estudantes universitários no período de 2010 a 2025, seguindo as diretrizes metodológicas da declaração PRISMA e as normas da sétima edição do estilo APA. Materiais e métodos: A análise de 44 estudos revisados revela que a pesquisa tem se concentrado em dimensões como conhecimento financeiro, comportamento financeiro e atitudes, com uma ênfase crescente em subtemas específicos como orçamento, dívida estudantil e adoção de ferramentas financeiras digitais. Resultados: Os resultados revelam disparidades significativas na implementação da educação financeira de acordo com as áreas de estudo, fatores demográficos como gênero e origem geográfica, bem como o surgimento de novos desafios associados à transformação digital pós-pandemia. Discussão: Identifica-se uma lacuna metodológica na aplicação de teorias comportamentais para a compreensão dos determinantes psicológicos do comportamento financeiro. Conclusões: O artigo conclui com uma agenda de pesquisa que prioriza o estudo de comportamentos financeiros contextualizados ao ambiente juvenil e propõe implicações práticas para elaboradores de currículos e formuladores de políticas educacionais.

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2026-04-04

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Bazan Rivera, J. R., Coronado Chang, L. V., Ortiz Meza, W., Cachay Reyes, L. F., & Calvo Garcia , P. F. (2026). Finanças pessoais em estudantes universitários: análise de revisão da literatura (2010–2025). Mestre E Sociedade, 23(1), 1188–1196. Recuperado de https://maestroysociedad.uo.edu.cu/index.php/MyS/article/view/7567

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