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Abstract

Financial technology advancement has both positive and negative impacts on society. For generation Z who have not worked, financial technology's convenience may create financial problems, both for themselves and their families, considering that their financial source comes from their parents. Therefore, there is a need to provide a learning program for financial literacy and concern for the family's financial condition. The learning program is packaged in a Learning Management System (LMS) with the name Learning Financial Literacy from Our Home (LF2OH). This study is aimed at examining the effectiveness of the learning program and testing by using the experimental method of Solomon’s four group model on 281 high school students. The test results indicate that the average gain score and post-test financial literacy of students treated with the LF2OH program are higher and significantly different than students who are taught classically without involving learning in the family environment. This proves that the learning program using LF2OH effectively improves the financial literacy of high school students.

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