Financial Planning Research Journal

2015 - 2026

Current editor(s): Mark Brimble

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Understanding the Leveraged Life Cycle Investment Strategy for Defined-Contribution Plan Investors pp. 12-30: Wang Luo, Li Bin and Liu Benjamin
Overconfidence in Financial Literacy: Implications for Planners pp. 31-46: Laura de Zwaan, Lee Chrisann, Liu Yulin and Chardon Toni
Customer Intention to Save for Retirement Using a Professional Financial Services Planner pp. 47-67: Rickwood Catherine M., Johnson Lester W., Worthington Steve and White Lesley
Consumers of Financial Advice in New Zealand pp. 68-86: Scott Janine K.
Equity Holdings of Australian Baby Boomers-Comparing Life Cycle Phases pp. 87-109: West Tracey

True Links: Precursory Lessons from Golf for Effective Financial Behaviour pp. 12-25: Knutsen Julie Therese, Mirela Malin, West Tracey and Brimble Mark
The Demographics that Predict Success in the Australian Certified Financial Planner (CFP®) Certification Program pp. 26-47: Taylor Sharon, Wagland Suzanne and Taylor Amanda
Sequencing Risk for Baby Boomers: Prosperity or Poverty* pp. 48-57: Iskra Loretta and Smark Ciorstan
Current Practices in Australian Farm Succession Planning: Surveying the Issues^ pp. 59-74: Falkiner Olivia, Steen Adam, Hicks John and Keogh Deirdre
Financial and Estate Planning in the Age of Digital Assets: A Challenge for Advisors and Administrators^ pp. 75-80: Genders Rod and Steen Adam

The Time Diversification Puzzle: A Survey pp. 12-48: Bianchi Robert J., Michael Drew and Walk Adam N.
Investment Risk Profiling: Lessons from Psychology pp. 49-63: Hunt Katherine
Examining the Legitimacy of the Current ‘Authorised Representative’ Licensing Model pp. 64-90: McInnes Angelique and Ahmed Abdullahi D.
Financial Literacy Education with Aboriginal People: The Importance of Culture and Context pp. 91-105: Blue Levon
Industry Demand for Financial Planning Graduates pp. 106-124: Johnson Dianne, Brimble Mark and Zanetti Ric

Characteristics of Trust in Personal Financial Planning* pp. 12-35: Cull Michelle and Sloan Terry
Can Stakeholders be Satisfied with Accountants’ Education to Act as Advisors to Self-Managed Superannuation Funds pp. 36-54: Freudenberg Brett and Boccabella Dale
Averting Poverty and Government Budgetary Pressure Through Releasing Home Equity: A Safe and Informed Solution for Baby Boomer Homeowners pp. 55-79: Johnson Dianne, Brimble Mark and Andrew Worthington
The Equity Risk Premium in Australia (1900-2014) pp. 80-99: Bianchi Robert J, Michael Drew and Walk Adam N

Challenges Facing Financial Planners Advising Ageing Clients with Diminished Financial Capacity pp. 7-21: Teale John
Just How Safe are ‘Safe Withdrawal Rates’ in Retirement? pp. 22-32: Michael Drew and Walk Adam N.
The Conflict Between Financial Decision Making and Indigenous Australian Culture pp. 33-54: Wagland Suzanne and Taylor Sharon
A (W)hole in the Financial Budget: Budgeting’s Influence on the Effective Use of Credit Card Debt in Australia pp. 55-72: Ajzerle Sanja, Brimble Mark and Freudenberg Brett
Understanding the Relationship Between Fund Flows and Past Performance in Australian Managed Funds pp. 73-80: Sudharshan Reddy Paramati, Mo Di and Rakesh Gupta