Financial Services Review

1991 - 2001

Current editor(s): Conrad S. Ciccotello

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Volume 10, issue 1-4, 2001

An investigation of the consistency of financial advice offered by web-based sources pp. 5-18

Conrad S. Ciccotello and Russell E. Wood

The value of retirement income streams: the value of military retirement pp. 19-35

William W. Jennings and William Reichenstein

A comparison of state university defined benefit and defined contribution pension plans: a Monte Carlo simulation pp. 37-44

Ken Johnston, Shawn Forbes and John Hatem

The decision to defer: factors affecting employee deferral incentives pp. 45-54

M. Kabir Hassan and Shari Lawrence

Longitudinal changes in net worth by household income and demographic characteristics for the first three waves of the HRS pp. 55-73

Karen Eilers Lahey and Doseong Kim

Analysis of investment choices for retirement: a new approach and perspective pp. 75-86

V. Sivarama Krishnan and Shari Lawrence

A reexamination of tax-deductible IRAs, Roth IRAs, and 401(k) investments pp. 87-100

Stephen M. Horan and Jeffrey H. Peterson

The fallacy of cookie cutter asset allocation: some evidence from "New York's College Savings Program" pp. 101-116

John J. Spitzer and Sandeep Singh

Does loss aversion explain dollar-cost averaging? pp. 117-127

Karyl B. Leggio and Donald Lien

A stock selection model using Morningstar's style box pp. 129-144

Frederick P. Schadler and Stanley G. Eakins

Variable annuities versus mutual funds: a Monte-Carlo analysis of the options pp. 145-161

Moshe Milevsky and Kamphol Panyagometh

Federal Open Market Committee meetings and stock market performance pp. 163-171

Cynthia Royal Tori

Evaluating a stock market timing strategy: the case of RTE Asset Management pp. 173-186

Ahmet Tezel and Ginette McManus

The CFP(TM) Certification Examination process: a discussion of the modified Angoff scoring method pp. 187-195

J. David Ashby

The Financial Modernization Act: new perspectives for the finance curriculum pp. 197-208

Erika W. Gilbert and William L. Scott

A guide to building a university trading room pp. 209-220

John Alexander, Charles C. Heck and Robert B. McElreath

Identity theft: no help for consumers pp. 221-235

John E. Matejkovic and Karen Eilers Lahey

A closer look at trading strategies for U.S. equity closed-end investment companies pp. 237-248

Seth C. Anderson, B. Jay Coleman and Jeffery A. Born

Intertemporal risk-return relationship in the Asian markets around the Asian crisis pp. 249-272

Eric Girard, Hamid Rahman and Tarek Zaher

Consultation and resource usage in retirement savings decisions: Australian evidence of systematic gender differences pp. 273-290

Marilyn Clark-Murphy and Paul Gerrans

Book-to-market and size as determinants of returns in small illiquid markets: the New Zealand case pp. 291-302

John Pinfold, William R. Wilson and Qiuli Li

Portfolio diversification in a highly inflationary emerging market pp. 303-314

Michael E. Hanna, Halil Kiymaz and Grady Perdue

Volume 9, issue 4, 2001

Strategic asset allocation for individual investors: the impact of the present value of Social Security benefits pp. 295-326

Steve P. Fraser, William W. Jennings and David R. King

Financial services and the African-American market: what every financial planner should know pp. 343-359

D. Anthony Plath and Thomas H. Stevenson

The reliability of the book-to-market ratio as a risk proxy pp. 361-373

Ralph Trecartin

On time: contributions from the social sciences pp. 375-387

Barbara S. Poole

Hedonic investment pp. 389-403

Douglas E. Allen and Elton G. McGoun

Volume 9, issue 3, 2000

From the editor pp. v-vi

K. E. Lahey

Design considerations for large public sector defined contribution plans3 pp. 197-218

Kevin W. SigRist and Stewart L. Brown

Exploitable patterns in retirement annuity returns: evidence from TIAA/CREF pp. 219-230

Edward M. Miller and Larry J. Prather

Retirement planning guidelines: a Delphi study of financial planners and educators pp. 231-245

Sue Alexander Greninger, Vickie L. Hampton, Karrol A. Kitt and Susan Jacquet

Performance persistence and management skill in nonconventional bond mutual funds pp. 247-258

James Philpot, Douglas Hearth and James Rimbey

Consumer information search for home mortgages: who, what, how much, and what else? pp. 277-293

Jinkook Lee and Jeanne M. Hogarth

Volume 9, issue 2, 2000

From the editor pp. v-v

Karen Eilers Lahey

Market timing using strategists' and analysts' forecasts of S&P 500 earnings per share pp. 125-144

Richard Chung and Lawrence Kryzanowski

Stock selection based on Morningstar's ten-year, five-star general equity mutual funds pp. 145-157

Anthony L. Loviscek and W. John Jordan

Risk tolerance and asset allocation for investors nearing retirement pp. 159-170

Govind Hariharan, Kenneth S. Chapman and Dale L. Domian

Liquidating a remainder interest: simplifying personal finance pp. 183-195

John C. Bost and Tony Cherin

Volume 9, issue 1, 2000

From the Special Issue Editor: Vickie L. Bajtelsmit pp. v-vii

Vickie L. Bajtelsmit

Determinants of planned retirement age pp. 1-15

Catherine Phillips Montalto, Yoonkyung Yuh and Sherman Hanna

The impact of the Pension Fund on the decision to work one more year1 pp. 17-31

Walt Woerheide

Beliefs and actions: expectations and savings decisions by older Americans pp. 33-45

Harold W. Elder and Patricia M. Rudolph

The asset allocation decision in retirement: lessons from dollar-cost averaging pp. 47-63

Premal P. Vora and John D. McGinnis

Social Security investment accounts: lessons from participant-directed 401(k) data pp. 65-78

Jack L. VanDerhei and Kelly A. Olsen

Asset allocation decisions in retirement accounts: an all-or-nothing proposition? pp. 79-92

Doug Waggle and Basil Englis

Social Security reform: the effect of investing in equities pp. 93-106

Erick Elder and Larry Holland

An analysis of the Medical Savings Account as an alternative retirement savings Vehicle pp. 107-123

J. Tim Query

Volume 8, issue 4, 1999

From the Special Issue Editor pp. ix-x

Jill Lynn Vihtelic

An integrative approach to using student investment clubs and student investment funds in the finance curriculum pp. 211-221

Brian Grinder, Dan W. Cooper and Michael Britt

Undergraduate research: the senior thesis in finance pp. 223-234

Ellie Fogarty and Herbert Mayo

Student learning style and educational outcomes: evidence from a family financial management course pp. 235-251

Jonathan Fox and Suzanne Bartholomae

Does education affect how well students forecast the market? pp. 253-260

John C. AlexanderJr. and Robert B. McElreath

An integrated model for financial planning pp. 261-268

Natalie Chieffe and Ganas K. Rakes

Cash flow: a quick and easy way to learn personal finance pp. 269-282

Ronald R. Crabb

Effective teaching and use of the constant growth dividend discount model pp. 283-291

Thomas H. Payne and J. Howard Finch

Learning by doing: offering a university practicum in personal financial planning pp. 293-303

Thomas H. Eyssell

The Internet in the personal finance course pp. 305-317

Walt Woerheide

Applications of WWW technology in teaching finance pp. 319-328

Stuart Michelson and Stanley D. Smith

Volume 8, issue 3, 1999

From the Editor pp. v-vi

Karen Eilers Lahey

An empirical analysis of differences in Black and White asset and liability combinations pp. 129-147

Yaw A. Badu, Kenneth Daniels and Daniel P. Salandro

Racial differences in investor decision making pp. 149-162

Michael S. Gutter, Jonathan J. Fox and Catherine P. Montalto

Financial risk tolerance revisited: the development of a risk assessment instrument* pp. 163-181

John Grable and Ruth H. Lytton

An analysis of affinity programs: the case of real estate brokerage participation pp. 183-197

Danielle Lewis, Randy I. Anderson and Leonard V. Zumpano

International mutual fund returns and Federal Reserve policy pp. 199-210

Robert R. Johnsona, Gerald W. Buetow and Gerald R. Jensen

Volume 8, issue 2, 1999

Computerized stock screening rules for portfolio selection pp. 61-70

Steven C. Gold and Paul Lebowitz

Municipal bonds: a contingent claims perspective pp. 71-85

Robert Brooks

Hedging individual mortgage risk pp. 101-115

Terry L. Zivney and Carl F. Luft

Does retirement planning affect the level of retirement satisfaction? pp. 117-127

Harold W. Elder and Patricia M. Rudolph

Volume 8, issue 1, 1999

Gender differences in defined contribution pension decisions pp. 1-10

Vickie L. Bajtelsmit, Alexandra Bernasek and Nancy Jianakoplos

International equity diversification and shortfall risk pp. 11-25

Kwok Ho, Moshe Milevsky and Chris Robinson

A nineties perspective on international diversification pp. 37-45

Michael E. Hanna, Joseph P. McCormack and Grady Perdue

Family friendly firms: does it pay to care? pp. 47-60

Dianna C. Preece and Greg Filbeck