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At the initial step, the study used Binary Logistic Regression for identifying the significant variables for financial risk tolerance and also for household investment on education. Having identified the two sets of variables for each domain, the second step was to apply the Canonical Analysis in order to examine the association between risk tolerance behavior and education investment. The data for the study was obtained from a sample survey conducted in six Divisional Secretariat Divisions (DSDs) of three districts in Sri Lanka. The sample was selected considering the social sectors as strata, using multi-stage sampling technique joined with cluster sampling. The study found that \u201esocial sector\u201f and \u201eeducation of household head\u201f were the main contributors to \u201ehousehold investment on education\u201f. It revealed that when the \u201esocial sector\u201f changes from urban to rural and rural to estate there is a tendency of households to decrease the share of expenditure on education. However, the \u201eeducation level of the household head\u201f had s significant positive impact for the investment in education. It also found that \u201eincome quartile, decision maker\u201f, \u201eincome diversification\u201f, and \u201efinancial literacy\u201f positively contributed to \u201erisk tolerance behavior\u201f. However, the findings show that financial risk tolerance decreases with the distance of households to a financial institute. The canonical relationship shows a negative association between \u201eincome quartile\u201f and the \u201esocial sector\u201f and the \u201eincome quartile\u201f improves with the change of the \u201esocial sector\u201f from estate to rural and rural to urban. It also revealed that \u201eincome quartile\u201f was positively associated with the \u201eeducation of the household head\u201f. A primary conclusion can be arrived at that income and spatial related attributes are crucial in determining the impact of risk tolerance in household education investment. In addition, the study revealed that risk tolerance and, in turn, the tendency to invest in education increases with the change of gender from female to male. 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