2022
DOI: 10.24235/amwal.v14i1.9792
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Analysis Of Sharia Financial Literature Post Merger Of Sharia Commercial Bank Pekanbaru

Abstract: Islamic financial literacy in Islamic financial institutions in the city of Pekanbaru, from the data revealed that the level of Islamic financial literacy of Indonesian Islamic bank customers, can be stated in good condition and high interest in using Islamic financial services, this is stated in the results of the study with an average the average level of Islamic financial literacy is in the good category (3.8). The data reveals that from Sharia financial literacy on knowledge, trust and skills, it reveals t… Show more

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“…While the Islamic financial literacy index is 8.11%, this figure is undoubtedly still relatively low according to the financial literacy and inclusion survey by the Financial Services Authority, which shows 21.84% of Indonesians have good financial literacy (OJK, 2019). Several previous research has studied financial literacy, such as Hidayat & Machmud (2019), Widityani et al (2020), Syafril (2021), Alfarisi et al, (2020), Khotiawan & Luthfiansyah (2017), Yunus et al (2021), and Fithrie et al (2022).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…While the Islamic financial literacy index is 8.11%, this figure is undoubtedly still relatively low according to the financial literacy and inclusion survey by the Financial Services Authority, which shows 21.84% of Indonesians have good financial literacy (OJK, 2019). Several previous research has studied financial literacy, such as Hidayat & Machmud (2019), Widityani et al (2020), Syafril (2021), Alfarisi et al, (2020), Khotiawan & Luthfiansyah (2017), Yunus et al (2021), and Fithrie et al (2022).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%