personal attitudes - some people may be risk averse , so will try to avoid risk . However some people are willing to take more risks and enjoy risk-taking .
spending and saving could all depend on your familys attitude to money.
Life stages - childhood , adolescence , young adult, middle age, old age.
your financial needs change as you grow up fromchildhood to adulthood .
each stage of your life has different implications that will affect your attitude to money .
culture - religion and ethical believes
will affect attitude towards money
the older generation have a culture of saving
However , as the country becomes wealthier young people are willing to spend and buy more .
Live events - these are events throughout your life that will impact on your attitude towards money .
E.g university , travelling , getting married , illness
External influences - these are factors outside your control , including the state of the economy that will have an impact .
E.g the state of the economy will impact on wages , availability of jobs and the prices of goods and services .
Decisions by the government affect the amount of tax you pay or the amount you receive on benefits.
Interest rates - if low you may be willing to borrow money or spend on credit .
when interest rates are High there is more of an incentive to save .
Factors that influences and affect the role of money - PLCLEI