“…Financial literacy is defined as the knowledge of basic financial concepts and the ability to perform simple computations (Lusardi et al, 2017), the ability to use the information and resources that are essential to achieving and maintaining his/her financial well-being (Jumpstart Coalition, 2018), a person's competency for managing money (Remund, 2010), personal finance knowledge and application (Huston, 2010), and the ability to make informed judgments and effective decisions regarding one's financial situation (Noctor et al, 1992). Most of the previous bibliometric studies on financial literacy have focused on SMEs (Moline-Garcia et al, 2022), well-being (Suri & Jindal, 2022), investors (Ansari et al, 2022), behavioral finance (Bharati Singh, 2021), and digital financial literacy (Kartini et al, 2022) (see Table 1). None of them does assessing the authors and source impact of financial literacy.…”