Abstract: The impact of financial education on diversification of social security choice for household is empirically analyzed with propensity scoring matching(PSM) It is found that under the mixing samples, the level of financial education for consumers affects diversification of social security choice for household significantly Division by consumer occupation shows that compared with other consumers, consumers who work in public and technical sections have significant differences in pension insurance and long-term investment aimed at security under the background of outstanding industry differences, while difference in pension savings is not showed significantly

Key words: consumer financial education, social security, propensity scoring matching, household security