<![CDATA[Gen Z has more expressive characteristics and tends to be tolerant and multitasking. According to the Research Institute in 2019, the allocation of savings from income was only 10.17% for both men and women in Generation Z. This research aims to analyze the moderating influence of gender in predicting financial behavior, which is influenced by self-efficacy, financial literacy, and locus of control in Gen Z by using path analysis with moderation assisted by SmartPLS software. This research shows that self-efficacy, financial literacy, and locus of control significantly affect economic behavior. However, gender cannot moderate the influence of these variables on FEB UM Surabaya students. Keywords: Financial Behaviour; Self Efficacy; Financial Literacy; Gender]]>
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