Financial literacy has gained importance in recent years and has become a major issue all around the world. The financial market offers a wide range of products in a complicated manner and product accessibility has also risen. As a result, it is critical for individuals to have the appropriate financial knowledge and awareness in order to make the utmost use of their financial resources. Due to the massive population, poor literacy levels, poverty, disparities in regional languages, diverse cultures, and wide socio-economic disparities, the path to a financially literate in India is also difficult. Further, the behaviour and attitudes of an individual are influenced by the enormous range of culture, beliefs, religion, and customs found in different states. Under such circumstances, this research is conducted to determine the way financial literacy is linked to financial knowledge, financial attitude and financial behaviour in Odisha, India. It is found that there is a negative effect of
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Banthia et al. (2022) studied this question.