Financial insecurity and risk experiences of justice involved persons with severe mental illness

Cuddeback, Gary S.; Wilson, Amy E.; Despard, Mathieu R.; Tomar, Nikhil; Chowa, Gina

doi:10.1080/15332985.2016.1267069

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“…, 2021), mentally disabled persons (Lazar et al. , 2016), mental health consumers (Caplan, 2014), mental health court participants (Cuddeback et al. , 2017), youth with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) (Cheak-Zamora et al.…”

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“…Researchers have explored the financial capability of special populations such as business owners (Silva et al, 2010), microfinance clients (Chidambaranathan and Guha, 2020), foster care youth (Peters et al, 2016), student loan holders (Xiao et al, 2020) and inmates (Mielitz and Marcum, 2020). In particular, a set of studies have examined financial capability among people with health problems, such as people with a neurodegenerative disease (Bangma et al, 2021), mentally disabled persons (Lazar et al, 2016), mental health consumers (Caplan, 2014), mental health court participants (Cuddeback et al, 2017), youth with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) (Cheak-Zamora et al, 2017), people with substance use disorders (Jones-Sanpei and Nance, 2020) and disabled youth (Deng and Meng, 2013) and adults (Xiao and O'Neill, 2022).…”

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Financial capability: a systematic conceptual review, extension and synthesis

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PurposeThis study aims to examine the literature on consumer financial capability. By analyzing the research trends, theories, definitions and themes, the literature on financial capability is synthesized, and agenda for future research is suggested. A framework is presented that portrays the antecedents as well as the outcomes of financial capability and their interlinkages.Design/methodology/approachFollowing a systematic approach, the review is based on 215 articles published during January 2007 and–March 2022, retrieved from Scopus. It presents the definitions and theories of financial capability, publication trends, influential articles, prominent authors, prolific journals and countries publishing on financial capability. Using bibliographic coupling, the intellectual structure of the topic is explored, along with offering a framework through content analysis.FindingsThe bibliographic coupling analysis identifies four major clusters of research themes and capability theory appeared to be the most prominent theory. The synthesis draws upon five conceptual definitions of financial capability. Based on the discussion, in this review, financial capability is defined as an individual ability to apply appropriate financial knowledge, perform desirable financial behaviors and take available financial opportunities for achieving financial well-being. A conceptual framework delineates the synthesized literature and propositions based on this framework and relevant research are proposed. Finally, directions for future research are discussed.Originality/valueThis paper is an attempt to offer a comprehensive synthesis of the scholarship on financial capability and its conceptualization. It further proposes an extensive future research agenda. The study has implications for financial services providers relating to retail bank marketing.

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