Financial Planning Case Studies
Course: Family Financial Planning (FFP) 595, section XG
Integration of both theoretical and applied concepts, including research findings from two comprehensive cases illustrating a student's understanding of a wide range of financial planning concepts and techniques as well as an awareness of ethical issues.
Prerequisite: completion of all courses in the FFP program
Computer requirements: Internet and e-mail access
Dates: June 6-July 29
Delivery method: online
Credit: 3 graduate credits
Tuition: $1125
Delivery fee: none
Off-campus program: Master of Family and Consumer Sciences with specialization in Family Financial Planning
Instructor: John Grable, Associate Professor
Registration deadline: April 18
Recommended text, not required: Shim, Jae K. 2003. Handbook of Financial Planning: An Expert's Guide for Advisors and Their Clients. Thompson/South-Western Publishing. ISBN 0538726857.