Financial Planning Research Journal

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.

Volume 10

Comprehensive Financial Planning for a Sustainable Retirement

Nabil Tahani and Chris Robinson

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Measuring Islamic Financial Literacy

Sue L. T. McGregor and Amani K. Hamdan Alghamdi

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Revisiting the 4% Withdrawal Rule Using Monte Carlo Simulations with Random Market Declines

Nabil Tamimi, Rose Sebastianelli, Murli Rajan and Vincent Rocco

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Exploring the Relationships between Virtual Client Meetings, Financial Anxiety, and Trust in Financial Planning

Ashlyn Rollins-Koons, Derek Lawson, Megan McCoy, Joanne Wu, Jason Anderson and Eric Ludwig

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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

Louise Trevaskis

Head of University and Student Programs
Financial Advice Association Australia

Past Volumes

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