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2025, Volume 11, Issue 1
- 1-3 FPRJ Vol 11, Issue 1 Editorial
by Cull Michelle & Brimble Mark - 1-16 Industry or Profession? Applying Social Contract Theory to Financial Planning in Australia
by Craft Amanda & Taylor Sharon & Ibbett Nicole - 1-17 Getting Personal about Personal Insurance
by Driver Tania & Brimble Mark & Freudenberg Brett & Hunt Katherine - 1-23 Factors of Employability for Graduates Progressing through a Career in Financial Planning in Canada
by Iantorno Raquel & Richards Daniel W. - 1-25 Practice-Based Knowledge Perspectives of Cultural Competence in Australian Financial Advice
by Craft Amanda & Brimble Mark & Cull Michelle & MacDonald Kirsten & Hunt Katherine
2024, Volume 10, Issue 1
- 1-3 FPRJ Vol 10 Editorial
by Cull Michelle & Brimble Mark - 1-18 Revisiting the 4% Withdrawal Rule Using Monte Carlo Simulations with Random Market Declines
by Tamimi Nabil & Sebastianelli Rose & Rajan Murli & Rocco Vincent - 1-19 Measuring Islamic Financial Literacy
by McGregor Sue L. T. & Hamdan Alghamdi Amani K. - 1-20 Comprehensive Financial Planning for a Sustainable Retirement†
by Tahani Nabil & Robinson Chris - 1-21 Exploring the Relationships between Virtual Client Meetings, Financial Anxiety, and Trust in Financial Planning
by Rollins-Koons Ashlyn & Lawson Derek & McCoy Megan & Wu Joanne & Anderson Jason & Ludwig Eric
2023, Volume 9, Issue 1
- 1-3 FPRJ Vol 9 Editorial
by Brimble Mark & Cull Michelle - 1-18 Canadian Retirement Planning Behavior: How Reliance on a Government Pension Relates to Pre-Retirement Savings and Planning Behaviours
by Staples Tanya M. & Rollins-Koons Ashlyn & Anderson Gregory J. & Gray Blake - 1-19 Spend and Repeat! Young Adult’s Experiences with Buy Now Pay Later Services
by Blue Levon & Coglan Louisa & Pham Thu & Lammer Imke & Menner Ryan & Lee Chrisann - 1-24 Financial Transparency and Marital Satisfaction
by Baek H. Young & Chenail Ronald & Neymotin Florence - 1-25 Exploring the Challenges and Opportunities of Alternative Finance Products with Indigenous Peoples
by Blue Levon & Xing Congcong & Pham Thu & Bodle Kerry
2022, Volume 8, Issue 1
- 10-25 Can Personal Budget Management Services Improve Debt Repayments? A Study Using Budget Data
by Madakkatel Iqbal & Chiera Belinda & McDonnell Mark D. - 26-39 Retirees, Financial Planning Horizon, and Retirement Satisfaction
by Pearson Blain M. & Lacombe Donald - 40-78 Factors Influencing the Motivation to Pursue a Career in Financial Planning
by Cull Michelle & Skultety Csilla & Kumar Ryan - 79-98 Efficient Asset Allocation for Individual Investors in the ETF World
by Emekter Riza & Jirasakuldech Benjamas & Beaves Robert
2021, Volume 7, Issue 1
- 12-22 Management Frameworks and Methods: Perspectives and Tools for Financial Service Professionals
by Kline William A. & Brown Richard S. & Kuchimanchi Divya P - 23-42 Technology will Save Financial Advice
by Daley Nat & Hunt Katherine - 43-64 Financial and Psychological Reverberations During COVID-19: Evidence for Individual and Generational Turning Points?
by Irving Kym - 65-87 The Value of Financial Advice in a Crisis: A Multidisciplinary Literature Review
by Loy Ellana & Wildman Karen & MacDonald Kirsten & Brimble Mark
2020, Volume 6, Issue 1
- 8-20 Covid-19, Investment Risk, and Retirement Security
by Drew Michael E. - 21-39 Predicting Financial Risk Tolerance and Risk-Taking Behaviour: A Comparison of Questionnaires and Tests
by Grable John E. & Hubble Amy & Kruger Michelle & Visbal Melissa - 40-73 The Australian Government is Justified in Establishing a Single Disciplinary Body
by McInnes Angelique - 74-87 The Hayne Royal Commission and Financial Planning Advice: A Review of the Impact on the Operating Model of Financial Advice Firms
by Abu-Taleb Mohammad & Rashid Afzalur & Shams Syed
2019, Volume 5, Issue 1
- 11-28 Financial Attitude, Knowledge, Investment Behaviour and Satisfaction Among the Clients of Comprehensive Financial Planning Services
by Baek H. Young & Kim Doseong & Oh Jong - 29-54 Learning to Produce a Financial Plan: Student Perceptions of Integrating Knowledge and Skills
by Cull Michelle - 55-81 Water as an Investment and the Impact of Regulatory Risk
by Jin Yizheng & Reza Rajibur & Li Bin & Roca Eduardo & Wong Victor - 82-110 Career Outcomes of Financial Planning Students
by West Tracey & Johnson Di & Webb Anna
2018, Volume 4, Issue 2
- 12-38 Bias Interrupters—Intentionally Disrupting the Status Quo to Create Inclusive and Well Workplaces
by Mitchell Leith - 39-50 Indigenous Autonomy and Financial Decision-Making in Communities
by Blue Levon & O’Faircheallaigh Ciaran - 51-68 Flexible Work: Barrier to Benefits?
by Laundon Melinda & Williams Penny - 69-91 Retirement Outcomes for Female Primary Carers in Australia: A Literature Review
by Craft Amanda & Taylor Sharon & Gaffney Alicia & Wagland Suzanne
2018, Volume 4, Issue 1
- 11-32 A Review of Ethics Education in Financial Planning Courses in Australia
by Cull Michelle & Melville Briana - 33-52 Communication Task Difficulty in Investment Risk Profiling: A Linguistic Perspective
by Moore Stephen - 53-75 Insurance Literacy in Australia: Not Knowing the Value of Personal Insurance
by Driver Tania & Brimble Mark & Freudenberg Brett & Hunt Katherine - 76-100 A Comparative Analysis of Sector Diversification in Australia, India and China
by Maheshwari Suneel & Gupta Rakesh & Li Jinze
2017, Volume 3, Issue 2
- 12-30 Understanding the Leveraged Life Cycle Investment Strategy for Defined-Contribution Plan Investors
by Wang Luo & Li Bin & Liu Benjamin - 31-46 Overconfidence in Financial Literacy: Implications for Planners
by de Zwaan Laura & Lee Chrisann & Liu Yulin & Chardon Toni - 47-67 Customer Intention to Save for Retirement Using a Professional Financial Services Planner
by Rickwood Catherine M. & Johnson Lester W. & Worthington Steve & White Lesley - 68-86 Consumers of Financial Advice in New Zealand
by Scott Janine K. - 87-109 Equity Holdings of Australian Baby Boomers-Comparing Life Cycle Phases
by West Tracey
2017, Volume 3, Issue 1
- 12-25 True Links: Precursory Lessons from Golf for Effective Financial Behaviour
by Knutsen Julie Therese & Malin Mirela & West Tracey & Brimble Mark - 26-47 The Demographics that Predict Success in the Australian Certified Financial Planner (CFP®) Certification Program
by Taylor Sharon & Wagland Suzanne & Taylor Amanda - 48-57 Sequencing Risk for Baby Boomers: Prosperity or Poverty
by Iskra Loretta & Smark Ciorstan - 59-74 Current Practices in Australian Farm Succession Planning: Surveying the Issues^
by Falkiner Olivia & Steen Adam & Hicks John & Keogh Deirdre - 75-80 Financial and Estate Planning in the Age of Digital Assets: A Challenge for Advisors and Administrators^
by Genders Rod & Steen Adam
2016, Volume 2, Issue 2
- 12-48 The Time Diversification Puzzle: A Survey
by Bianchi Robert J. & Drew Michael E. & Walk Adam N. - 49-63 Investment Risk Profiling: Lessons from Psychology
by Hunt Katherine - 64-90 Examining the Legitimacy of the Current ‘Authorised Representative’ Licensing Model
by McInnes Angelique & Ahmed Abdullahi D. - 91-105 Financial Literacy Education with Aboriginal People: The Importance of Culture and Context
by Blue Levon - 106-124 Industry Demand for Financial Planning Graduates
by Johnson Dianne & Brimble Mark & Zanetti Ric
2016, Volume 2, Issue 1
- 12-35 Characteristics of Trust in Personal Financial Planning
by Cull Michelle & Sloan Terry - 36-54 Can Stakeholders be Satisfied with Accountants’ Education to Act as Advisors to Self-Managed Superannuation Funds
by Freudenberg Brett & Boccabella Dale - 55-79 Averting Poverty and Government Budgetary Pressure Through Releasing Home Equity: A Safe and Informed Solution for Baby Boomer Homeowners
by Johnson Dianne & Brimble Mark & Worthington Andrew - 80-99 The Equity Risk Premium in Australia (1900-2014)
by Bianchi Robert J & Drew Michael E & Walk Adam N
2015, Volume 1, Issue 1
- 7-21 Challenges Facing Financial Planners Advising Ageing Clients with Diminished Financial Capacity
by Teale John - 22-32 Just How Safe are ‘Safe Withdrawal Rates’ in Retirement?
by Drew Michael E. & Walk Adam N. - 33-54 The Conflict Between Financial Decision Making and Indigenous Australian Culture
by Wagland Suzanne & Taylor Sharon - 55-72 A (W)hole in the Financial Budget: Budgeting’s Influence on the Effective Use of Credit Card Debt in Australia
by Ajzerle Sanja & Brimble Mark & Freudenberg Brett - 73-80 Understanding the Relationship Between Fund Flows and Past Performance in Australian Managed Funds
by Paramati Sudharshan Reddy & Mo Di & Gupta Rakesh