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In 2015, we collaborated with Griffith Business School to launch the Financial Planning Research Journal, Australia’s first academic journal dedicated to financial planning.
This publication is very important for the financial planning profession. It provides a focal point for research around financial planning that is used to inform debate and policy, and ultimately raise standards across the profession.
Published online via the Sciendo website, the journal incorporates peer-reviewed academic articles covering the full spectrum of the financial planning profession, with Griffith University and Western Sydney University providing the editorial services.
Financial Planning Research Journal Call for Papers: Special issue on:
“Advancing Financial Resilience to achieve Financial Security and Well-Being Through Financial Planning”
The editorial board of the Financial Planning Research Journal (FPRJ) is calling for paper submissions for an upcoming special issue on “Advancing Financial Resilience, to achieve Financial Security and Well-Being Through Financial Planning”.
We invite submissions from academics and practitioners worldwide to contribute to this significant dialogue. Financial planners, and more broadly professionals providing financial advice, play a critical role in helping individuals and families navigate uncertainty, adapt to major life events and transitions, and build sustainable financial futures.
As economic volatility, demographic shifts, and evolving client needs continue to reshape the financial planning landscape, there is a growing need to better understand how financial planning can foster long-term financial resilience, and in turn, how financial resilience can lead to improved financial security and overall well-being.
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Volume 12 (Issue 2)
An Exploration of the Role of Risk Tolerance in the Financial Empowerment of Black Women
Gary Clement and John E. Grable
Racial Disparities in Cryptocurrency: A Decomposition Analysis
Di Qing, Blain Pearson and Ying Chen
Barriers to Women's Career Advancement in Financial Services: A Systematic Literature Review
Galina Williams, Angelique McInnes, Lili Liwin and Meena Jha
Help Please: A gender perspective on differences in financial help-seeking behaviour in light of retirement preparedness, risk tolerance, and financial knowledge
Ashlyn Rollins-Koons, Ph.D.; Megan McCoy, Ph.D.; Tanya Staples; Blake Gray, Ph.D
Editorial Board
Mark Brimble
Professor
Griffith University, Australia
Michelle Cull
Associate Professor
Western Sydney University, Australia
Bomikazi Zeka
Associate Professor
University of Canberra, Australia
Chet Bennetts
Assistant Professor
The American College of Financial Services, USA
Dale Pinto
Professor
Curtin University, Australia
Daniel Richards
Associate Professor
York University, Canada
Elisabeth Sinnewe
Senior Lecturer
Queensland University of Technology, Australia
Kirsten MacDonald
Associate Professor
Griffith University, Australia
Megan McCoy
Assistant Professor
Kansas State University, USA
Tanya Staples
Professor
Conestoga College, Canada