Are Malaysian still technophobia about e-finance product: a litreature review
List of Authors
  • Remali Yusoff , Shairil Izwan Taasim

Keyword
  • e-finance, technophobia, cost of living, internet

Abstract
  • Previous studies have shown that there is an increased transaction of application without cash in the Malaysia via the medium of internet. The literature has also looked into the occurrences of the declining trend of users to continue to use the internet on the basis of models of technology applied in studies in Malaysia. This issue is related to Technophobia, to evaluate the negative (phobic) attitudes of consumers towards innovative products, which caused them to be less open to these products, experience discomfort when using them, and ignore the benefits offered by the technology with its use. Thus, the conceptual article discusses the potential development of an e-finance community with the existence of online financial management in the financial management strategies efficiently to tackle the increasing cost of living.

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