The phenomenon of environmental damage will continue to occur over time, where this makes people feel anxious about the environment. The creation of eco-friendly products, such as electric cars, eco-friendly shopping bags and eco-friendly straws that can reduce the impact on environmental damage and anxiety for the environment. This study aims to examine the relationship between financial self-efficacy, eco-anxiety and attitudinal loyalty. The samples obtained in this study were 204 respondents. The analysis in this study shows that financial self-efficacy significantly influences each dimension of eco-anxiety (eco-anxiety affective symptoms, eco-anxiety rumination, eco-anxiety behavioral symptoms, and eco-anxiety anxiety about personal impact). Furthermore, each dimension of eco-anxiety (eco-anxiety affective symptoms, eco-anxiety rumination, eco-anxiety behavioral symptoms, and eco-anxiety anxiety about personal impact) does not significantly affect attitudinal loyalty. This research succeeded in examining that a person's financial self-efficacy can reduce the impact of environmental anxiety that occurs on a person. These findings encourage a person to have more savings and investment in reducing the impact of environmental damage that will occur in the future. This research succeeded in examining that a person's financial self-efficacy can reduce the impact of environmental anxiety that occurs on a person. These findings encourage a person to have more savings and investment in reducing the impact of environmental damage that will occur in the future. This research succeeded in examining that a person's financial self-efficacy can reduce the impact of environmental anxiety that occurs on a person. These findings encourage a person to have more savings and investment in reducing the impact of environmental damage that will occur in the future.
Keywords: financial self-efficacy, eco-anxiety, attitudinal loyalt
