Financial Services Review

1991 - 2001

Current editor(s): Conrad S. Ciccotello

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The correlations of professionalization and compensation sources with the ethical development of personal investment planners pp. 223-236: Kenneth S. Bigel
Comment on Kenneth S. Bigel's Paper pp. 237-256: Robert P. Goss
Managing college tuition inflation using a surplus framework methodology pp. 257-271: Judson W. Russell and Robert Brooks
Do dividend reinvestment plans contribute to industrial firm value and efficiency? pp. 273-289: Andrew Saporoschenko
Planning to move to retirement housing pp. 291-300: Karen M. Gibler, George P. Moschis and Euehun Lee
Mutual fund shareholders: characteristics, investor knowledge, and sources of information pp. 301-316: Gordon Alexander, Jonathan D. Jones and Peter Nigro

The rise and fall of the "Dogs of the Dow" pp. 145-159: Dale L. Domian, David A. Louton and Charles E. Mossman
The sociology of personal finance pp. 161-173: Chris Robinson and Elton G. McGoun
Mean and pessimistic projections of retirement adequacy pp. 175-193: Yoonkyung Yuh, Sherman Hanna and Catherine Phillips Montalto
Calculating a family's asset mix pp. 195-206: William Reichenstein
Credit union industry structure: an examination of potential risks pp. 207-215: Robert J. Boldin, Keith Leggett and Robert Strand

From the Editor pp. v-v: Karen Eilers Lahey
Innovations in Savings Schemes: The Bonus Bonds Trust in New Zealand pp. 73-81: Jenny Ridge and Martin Young
Closed-End Investment Companies: Historic Returns and Investment Strategies pp. 83-93: Carolyn Reichert and J. Douglas Timmons
The International Diversification Fallacy of Exchange-Listed Securities pp. 95-106: Judson W. Russell
An Analysis of Personal Financial Literacy Among College Students pp. 107-128: Haiyang Chen and Ronald P. Volpe
'Putting Your Money Where Your Mouth Is' A Profile of Ethical Investors pp. 129-143: Diana Beal and Michelle Goyen

From the Editor pp. V-V: Karen Eilers Lahey
Shareholder Wealth Effects of CalPERS' Activism pp. 1-10: Claire E. Crutchley, Carl D. Hudson and Marlin R. H. Jensen
A Tax-Free Exploitation of the Turn-of-the-Month Effect: C.R.E.F pp. 11-23: William S. Compton and Robert A. Kunkel
Term Spreads and Predictions of Bond and Stock Excess Returns pp. 25-44: Dale L. Domian and William Reichenstein
Explaining Persistence in Mutual Fund Performance pp. 45-55: F. Larry Detzel and Robert A. Weigand
Performance Persistence of Experienced Mutual Fund Managers pp. 57-68: Gary E. Porter and Jack W. Trifts
Personal Financial Planning (2nd edition): Kwok Ho and Chris Robinson North York, Ontario, Canada: Captus Press Inc.; 1996 (ISBN 1-896691-18-8) pp. 69-70: Douglas R. Kahl
Erratum pp. 71-71: Laurie Prather and Bertin>, William

From the editor pp. ix-x: Karen Eilers Lahey
An analysis of the tradeoff between tax deferred earnings in iras and preferential capital gains pp. 227-242: Terry L. Crain and Jeffrey R. Austin
An analysis of nondeductible IRA contributions and Roth IRA conversions pp. 243-256: Stephen M. Horan, Jeffrey H. Peterson and Robert McLeod
Performance of mutual funds before and after closing to new investors pp. 257-269: Herman Manakyan and Kartono Liano
A simple and effective trading rule for individual investors pp. 285-294: Laurie Prather and William J. Bertin
Risk management and insurance: (7th edition) S. Travis Pritchett, Joan T. Schmit, Helen I. Doerpinghaus, and James L. Athearn St. Paul, MN: West Publishing Company; 1996 (ISBN 0-314-06427-3) pp. 295-296: Ryan B. Lee and J. Tim Query

From the editor pp. v-v: Karen Eilers Lahey
Incorporating historical investment performance in projecting life insurance cash values pp. 155-167: S. Travis Pritchett
Performance and persistence in money market fund returns pp. 169-183: Dale L. Domian and William Reichenstein
Market knowledge in managed municipal bond portfolios pp. 185-196: Sandeep Singh and William H. Dresnack
The challenges and opportunities of student-managed investment funds at metropolitan universities pp. 197-200: Douglas R. Kahl
Asset allocation and investment horizon pp. 201-219: Keith V. Smith
The millionaire next door: Thomas J. Stanley and William D. Danko Marietta, GA: Longstreet Press, Inc.; 1996 pp. 221-221: Douglas Kahl
The financial services revolution: Edited by Clifford E. Kirsch Irwin Publishing; 1997 pp. 221-223: Douglas Kahl
Wealth management: Harold Evensky Chicago, IL: Irwin Professional Publishing; 1997 pp. 223-224: Douglas Kahl

From the editor pp. v-vi: Karen Eilers Lahey
Personal bankruptcy costs: Their relevance and some estimates pp. 77-96: James S. Ang and Ali M. Fatemi
An application of fuzzy set theory to the individual investor problem pp. 97-107: Manuel Tarrazo
The use of professional designations in the real estate industry pp. 109-124: Susan Logan Nelson and Theron R. Nelson
An overview of financial services resources on the internet pp. 125-140: Brian Grinder
Conversions of mutual savings institutions: Do initial returns from these IPOS provide investors with windfall profits? pp. 141-150: Julie A. B. Cagle and Gary E. Porter

From the editor pp. v-vi: Karen Eilers Lahey
The impact of inflation on ROE, growth and stock prices pp. 1-17: Frank K. Reilly
The congressional calendar and stock market performance pp. 19-25: Reinhold P. Lamb, K. C. Ma, R. Daniel Pace and William F. Kennedy
Short selling and trading abuses on Nasdaq pp. 27-39: Robert Albert, Timothy R. Smaby and H. David Robison
Financial planning and college saving recommendations: Let's set things straight pp. 41-52: Thomas H. Eyssell
Adverse selection, search costs and sticky credit card rates pp. 53-67: O. Felix Ayadi
Personal financial planning, 7th edition: Lawrence J. Gitman and Michael D. Joehnk Ft. Worth: The Dryden Press; 1996 (656 pp.) pp. 69-71: Douglas Kahl