White Paper Series
White papers written by IBHF research affiliates and research scholars are designed to provide legislators, media, finance practitioners, and individuals with research-based information to better inform tax-related policies, pension-related policies, regulation of financial markets, and household behavior.
2019
- White Paper 07-2019: Scamming Grandma: Financial Fraud and the Impact on Households by Samantha Nielsen
2018
- White Paper 06-2018: Passive Activity: Millennials and Financial Advisory by Sonia Amladi
2016
- White Paper 05-2016: Behavioral Funds vs. Traditional Funds: Does Behavioral Finance Actually Work in Fund Management by Shawn S. Miles
2015
- White Paper 04-2015: Student Loan Debt and College Costs by Jie Cao and Di Hu
- White Paper 03-2015: Reverse Mortgages: The Costs, the Benefits, and the Risks by Vicki L. Bogan and Ethan Coy
- White Paper 02-2015: Household Retirement Behavior in the United States and the United Kingdom: A Cross Country Analysis by Jingwen Xie and Jinyan Zhao
2014
- White Paper 01-2014: The Stockholding and Household Wealth Connection by Vicki L. Bogan
For other articles on Behavioral Finance, please feel free to visit: Behavioral Finance Articles for Investors
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