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 12 (Issue 1)
Peer-Inspired Investing and Financial Anxiety: Does Generation Classification Matter?
Olamide Olajide and Kaplan Sanders
The Use of Alternative Financial Services (AFS): A Social Cognitive Approach
Ichchha Pandey, Olamide Olajide and Sabina Pandey
An Analysis of Gender, Marital Status, and Financial Confidence in Shaping Financial Risk Tolerance: Insights from the 2022 Survey of Consumer Finances
Ashlyn Rollins-Koons, Congrong Ouyang, Megan McCoy and Joanne Wu
Owning a Home or Two: An Analysis of the Financial and Behavioural Determinants of Single versus Multiple Property Ownership in the U.S. Pre- and Post-COVID
Efthymia Antonoudi, Ashlyn Rollins-Koon, Hanna Lim and Stuart Heckman
FPRJ Vol 12, Issue 1 Editorial
Mark Brimble and Michelle Cull