as been shown to be positively
associated with financial knowledge and behaviors (e.g., Grimes et al.
2010; Shim et al. 2009), yet the low and high groups in this study reported
very similar levels of financial education from these types of institutions.
The second and third hypotheses concerned education activities
related to retirement planning. It was hypothesized that the high
group would report more frequent engagement in information-seeking
activities (second hypothesis) and instrumental planning activities (third
hypothesis) related to retirement planning (see Stawski et al. 2007)