JFCP Special Issue: Novel Approaches to Financial Education

Guest Editor: Yoon Lee

Submission Date: March 1, 2023


Call for papers:

We are pleased to announce a call for papers for a special issue on “Novel Approaches to Financial Education.” Original research papers or focused literature reviews with topics relevant to financial education are welcome. Papers should explore topics about financial education in a new, unusual, and/or interesting way, besides evaluating the effectiveness of standard financial education programs.

Interested authors are encouraged to present new approaches to financial education programs, creative ideas on how to increase the effectiveness of existing programs, and ideas on how to better reach and increase financial literacy of vulnerable populations. Research on financial education in both formal and informal settings is welcomed. In addition to rigorous research designs and analyses, the submitted papers should have clear implications for practitioners in the field of personal finance. We especially welcome papers that build upon research findings published in previous issues of Journal of Financial Counselling and Planning.

All research papers written for this special issue should help improve financial literacy through novel approaches to financial education.

The deadline for submission is March 1, 2023. Submission will be peer-reviewed. Manuscripts should be submitted online via link: https://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/jfcp. Be sure to select the “Special Issue: Novel Approaches to Financial Education” article type from the drop-down menu when submitting. Submission guidelines and other journal information can be found at: https://media.springerpub.com/media/springer-journals/JFCP_Guidelines.pdf.

Interested authors are encourage to first submit their papers to the 2022 AFCPE Symposium for initial feedback (submissions are due June 3rd, 2022). Papers accepted by the symposium will receive priority for consideration in the selection process for this special issue. The symposium submission deadline and other information can be found at: http://www.afcpe.org/symposium.

JFCP Special Issue: Financial Socialization

Guest Editor: Jill Norvilitis

Submission Date: October 1, 2023


Call for papers:

We are pleased to announce a call for papers for a special issue on “Financial Socialization.” Original research papers or focused literature reviews with topics relevant to financial socialization are welcome. Papers may explore financial socialization from a variety of perspectives, such as the role of families, peers, or the media or the intersection of these.  All research papers written for this special issue should help improve our understanding of the process of acquiring financial attitudes, values, and skills and how this process leads to financial behavior and wellbeing.

Interested authors are encouraged to examine financial socialization in new ways or in different populations.  Researchers are particularly encouraged to submit papers examining financial socialization in understudied groups, such as among age groups beyond emerging adulthood, among refugee and immigrant families, and across cultures. Research examining the mechanisms through which financial socialization occurs or interventions to improve financial socialization is also welcomed. In addition to rigorous research designs and analyses, the submitted papers should have clear implications for practitioners in the field of personal finance. We especially welcome papers that build upon research findings published in previous issues of Journal of Financial Counseling and Planning.

The deadline for submission is October 1, 2023. Submission will be peer-reviewed.  Manuscripts should be submitted online via link: https://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/jfcp. Be sure to select the “Special Issue: Financial Socialization” article type from the drop-down menu when submitting. Submission guidelines and other journal information can be found at: https://media.springerpub.com/media/springer-journals/JFCP_Guidelines.pdf.

For further questions or inquiries about the special issue, please contact the guest editor, Jill Norvilitis.

JFCP Special Issue: Money within Couple Relationships

Guest Editor: Sonya Lutter

Submission Date: December 15, 2023

 

Call for Papers

We are pleased to announce a call for papers for a special issue on “Money within Couple Relationships.”  Original research papers or focused literature reviews with topics relevant to couple dynamics related to money management, financial counseling, and financial planning are welcome. Papers should explore topics about relational dynamics of money in a new, unusual, and/or interesting way.

Interested authors are encouraged to present innovative approaches to working with couples, empirically based programming and/or theoretical frameworks related to working with couples, and unique outlooks on the future of money within couple relationships.

In addition to rigorous research designs and analyses, the submitted papers should have clear implications for practitioners in the field of personal finance. We especially welcome papers that build upon research findings published in previous issues of Journal of Financial Counselling and Planning.

The deadline for submission is December 15, 2023. Submissions will be peer-reviewed.  Manuscripts should be submitted online via link: https://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/jfcp. Be sure to select the “Special Issue: Money within Couple Relationships” article type from the drop-down menu when submitting. Submission guidelines and other journal information can be found at: https://media.springerpub.com/media/springer-journals/JFCP_Guidelines.pdf.

Interested authors are encouraged to first submit their working papers to the 2023 AFCPE Symposium for initial feedback (submissions are due in early June, 2023). Papers accepted by the symposium will receive priority for consideration in the selection process for this special issue. The symposium submission deadline and other information can be found at: http://www.afcpe.org/symposium.

For further questions or inquiries about the special issue, please contact the guest editor, Sonya Lutter at sonya.lutter@ttu.edu.

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