The Urgency of Financial Literacy for Generation Z Era Society 5.0 Raditya Dika's Perspective in the Safe Space Podcast

The age of society 5.0, characterized by the integration of technology and communication, has positively influenced the advancement of digital-based enterprises. This extensive digital foundation's lack of need for more financial literacy will positively affect outcomes. Generation Z is regarded as possessing a pronounced consumerist disposition. A thorough comprehension of financial literacy is essential. YouTube has emerged as a preferred medium and the preeminent online video platform globally. YouTube serves as a platform to transform the thinking of individuals or groups, particularly in enhancing financial literacy among Generation Z. The podcast frequently accessed by Generation Z is Aghata Chelsea's Safe Space. Raditya Dika, a prominent public figure and influencer in Indonesia, articulates the imperative of financial literacy for Generation Z in four segments, specifically addressing Gen Z. The Challenges of Financial Management, The Benefits of a Minimalist Lifestyle for Financial Control, Bang Radit's Objectives for Financial Independence, and Investment Strategies for Young Individuals. These four elements can offer a novel viewpoint or augment the perspective of Generation Z.

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Acman Accounting and Management Journal
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2024-12-30
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https://doi.org/10.55208/aj.v4i2.154
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Islamic Finance and Communication
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The Urgency of Financial Literacy for Generation Z Era Society 5.0 Raditya Dika's Perspective in the Safe Space Podcast

Anna Widiastuti, Ali Ali, Syamsul Anwar
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Acman Accounting and Management Journal
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The Urgency of Financial Literacy for Generation Z Era Society 5.0 Raditya Dika's Perspective in the Safe Space Podcast

Anna Widiastuti, Ali Ali, Syamsul Anwar
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The age of society 5.0, characterized by the integration of technology and communication, has positively influenced the advancement of digital-based enterprises. This extensive digital foundation's lack of need for more financial literacy will positively affect outcomes. Generation Z is regarded as possessing a pronounced consumerist disposition. A thorough comprehension of financial literacy is essential. YouTube has emerged as a preferred medium and the preeminent online video platform globally. YouTube serves as a platform to transform the thinking of individuals or groups, particularly in enhancing financial literacy among Generation Z. The podcast frequently accessed by Generation Z is Aghata Chelsea's Safe Space. Raditya Dika, a prominent public figure and influencer in Indonesia, articulates the imperative of financial literacy for Generation Z in four segments, specifically addressing Gen Z. The Challenges of Financial Management, The Benefits of a Minimalist Lifestyle for Financial Control, Bang Radit's Objectives for Financial Independence, and Investment Strategies for Young Individuals. These four elements can offer a novel viewpoint or augment the perspective of Generation Z.

Acman Accounting and Management JournalVol. 4(2)
Universitas Nahdlatul Ulama Indonesia (ID), Universitas Islam Nahdlatul Ulama Jepara
Openalex Percentile: Top 58%
Islamic Finance and Communication
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