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| Title: | 短期財務壓力對保險購買行為之影響分析：以發薪日與報稅月為例
Analysis of Payday and Tax-Filing Month Effects in Behavioral Insurance |
| Authors: | 林明佑
Lin, Ming-Yu |
| Contributors: | 彭金隆
蔡政憲
Peng, Jin-Lung
Tsai, Cheng-Hsien
林明佑
Lin, Ming-Yu |
| Keywords: | 發薪日效應
稅負壓力
行為保險
心理帳戶
財務壓力
Payday effect
Tax burden
Behavioral Insurance
Mental Accounting
Financial stress |
| Date: | 2025 |
| Issue Date: | 2025-08-04 14:11:12 (UTC+8) |
| Abstract: | 行為財務學理論指出，個體在短期財務事件發生時，可能因心理帳戶重分配、流動性限制或風險感知變化，而產生非理性的財務決策行為。本文聚焦於發薪日與報稅月兩類典型短期財務事件，探討其對傷害保險投保金額之影響，檢視保戶是否因短期收入與支出之變化，出現風險偏好與保障行為的調整，並驗證心理帳戶與支付痛苦於行為保險之適用性。
本文以2019至2023年間台灣某大型壽險公司之傷害保險日投保資料為實證基礎，依據職業代碼識別每月1日固定支薪之公務人員群體，分別建立不同時間窗口，採用普通最小平方法多元線性迴歸模型觀察發薪日前後是否存在顯著的投保保額差異。同時，於報稅月部分，依要保人年所得區分五個稅負級距，結合一般線型模型之邊際平均數分析法，檢視不同稅級保戶在報稅月前後七日之保險金額變化與交互影響。
實證結果顯示，發薪日後公務人員群體整體保險金額略有提升，並且對於不同公務人員次群體，發薪日後呈現不顯著或正向顯著之效果，顯示固定薪資制度下不同群體對財務入帳的反應具異質性。報稅月分析則發現，高稅負群體在報稅後一週內購買的傷害保險金額顯著上升，反映一次性稅務支出可能誘發風險警覺與保險需求強化之行為調整。相對而言，多數的中低稅負群體購買的傷害保險金額未呈現顯著變動。
This study explores how short-term financial events—namely monthly paydays and the annual tax-filing month—affect accident insurance purchase behavior. Grounded in behavioral finance theory, particularly mental accounting and pain of paying, we examine whether temporary income inflows or outflows influence individuals’ risk preferences and protection-related decisions.
We utilize daily accident insurance data from a major Taiwanese life insurer covering 2019–2023. For payday analysis, we focus on public employees with fixed salaries issued on the 1st of each month and define symmetrical observation windows around this date. For tax analysis, we categorize policyholders into five income tax brackets. Empirical estimation is conducted using multiple linear regression and General Linear Models (GLM) with Estimated Marginal Means (EMM) to evaluate changes in insured amounts before and after each financial event.
Findings show a slight post-payday increase in insured amounts among public employees, with retirees and frontline personnel (e.g., police, firefighters) exhibiting significant positive responses. In contrast, administrative staff showed no notable change. During the tax-filing period, high-income earners displayed a clear increase in coverage after filing, likely due to heightened risk awareness following lump-sum outflows. No significant behavioral shifts were observed among lower- and middle-income groups. |
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| Description: | 碩士
國立政治大學
風險管理與保險學系
112358027 |
| Source URI: | http://thesis.lib.nccu.edu.tw/record/#G0112358027 |
| Data Type: | thesis |
| Appears in Collections: | [風險管理與保險學系] 學位論文
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