Financial Counseling and Planning
The Journal of the Association for Financial Counseling and Planning Education
Volume 8 (2), 1997
CONTENTS
The Backward
Art of Managing Money
Sherman Hanna
Personal
Finance Education for Employees: Evidence on the Bottom-line Benefits
E. Thomas Garman
What
Consumers Look for in Financial Planners
Sung C. Bae and James P. Sandager
Subjective
and Objective Risk Tolerance: Implications For Optimal Portfolios
Sherman Hanna and Peng Chen
Does
Risk Tolerance Decrease with Age?
Hui Wang and Sherman Hanna
Gender
Differences in the Investment Decision-Making Process
Lori L. Embrey and Jonathan
J. Fox
Preretirees’
Perception of Retirement Income
Virginia W. Junk, Linda K. Fox,
Martha J. Einerson, and Linda K. Taff
Value
of Home Equity Used in Reverse Mortgages as a Potential Source of Income
for Elderly Americans
Flora L. Williams and Y. Emily Kao
Saving
Motives and 401(k) Contributions
Jing J. Xiao
Income
and Expenditures in Two Phases of Retirement
Flora L. Williams and Helen
Zhou
Book Reviews
Making Ends Meet & Dreams Come
True: Success Guide for Better Money Management
reviewed by Vicki Schram Fitzsimmons
What
Should Every Student Know?
Sherman Hanna
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