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Back issues are available in PDF format (Adobe Reader required). Contents are listed below:.
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- December 2009 (Vol. 2, No. 4)
- How Non-Financial Advisors Can Participate in and Improve Financial Planning, by Amy Lampert
- Downshifting: Its Unanticipated Consequences, and How Life Coaching and Planning Can Help, by Melita DeBellis
- In These Turbulent Times – The Present, Still Tense, by Olivia Mellan
- A Note on Integrative Planning Models, by Chuck Yanikoski
- Research notes
- September 2009 (Vol. 2, No. 3)
- Mental Budgeting: Strategies For Addressing Why People Spend, Instead Of How Much, by Robert Laura
- Humble Money Experts Are the Best Money Experts, by Rob Bennett
- Beyond Purpose in Life, by C.S. Yanikoski
- People Skills: The Competitive Advantage in Today’s New Economy, by Bill Bachrach
- Research notes
- June 2009 (Vol. 2, No. 2)
- How Much Is Enough?, by Arun Abey
- Purposeful Listening, by Gail Liebhaber
- So You Want to Be A Coach: A Simple Guide to Creating a Great Coaching Experience for You, Your Clients, and Colleagues, by Stan Hustad
- 8 Ideas For Getting Things Done…The Right Way, by Anne Bachrach
- Research notes
- March 2009 (Vol. 2, No. 1)
- Your Money and Your Adult Children - The Challenges They Present, by Ruth Nemzoff and Wendy Weiss
- Life Planning: An Integrative Process - Part 3: Analyzing Assets, by Joe Zedalis
- Outline of Integrative Planning Issues for People in the Third Age and Beyond, by C.S. Yanikoski
- Research notes
- December 2008 (Vol. 1, No. 4)
- Understanding Your Clients' Financial DNA: Help Your Clients Change How They Feel About Money, by Julie Murphy Casserly
- A Conceptual Scheme for Integrative Financial and Life Planning, by C.S. Yanikoski
- The Trusted Advisor Paradox—Part II, by Kristin Wehner Keffeler
- Research notes
- October 2008 (Vol. 1, No. 3)
- Are Integrative Advising - and Seeking Integrative Advice - Ethical Imperatives? by E. Craig MacBean
- The Trusted Advisor Paradox - Part I, by Kristin Wehner Keffeler
- Integrated Financial Planning for People Facing Retirement, by C.S. Yanikoski
- Research notes
- August 2008 (Vol. 1, No. 2)
- Can seniors make wise decisions? by Jack Marrion
- Should we talk about the weather? The role of conversation and choice in professional planning, by Matthew Clement
- The ultimate changing of the guard: Lessons from CEO succession, by Kris Jensen
- Planning, spirituality, and non-sprituality, by C.S. Yanikoski
- Research notes
- June 2008 (Vol. 1, No. 1)
- Toward a richness of life: A White Paper on the advantages of integrating financial and life planning and the need for a professional association to promote it, by the AIFLP organizing team
- Integratvie advising, by E. Craig MacBean
- Retirement for career women: It's more than money, by Helen Dennis and Bernice Bratter
- Guarding family security, by Joe Zedalis
- Research notes
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