Techniques, Strategies and Research for Consumers, Educators and Professional Financial Consultants
IARFC Members receive a complimentary electronic copy.
Log in, then under Publications click Journal of Personal Finance, then Archive Issues and select the one you want.
Non-IARFC Members may purchase an electronic copy.
"The Spring 2024 edition of The Journal of Personal Finance could not be better timed. Rising interest rates, inflation, and higher education costs are imprinted on the minds of consumers, financial professionals, and academics alike. Revolving and nonrevolving consumer debt increased by 7.3% in 2022 and 2.6% in 2023, and is up 4.7% from last January.1 Higher interest rates, combined with an uptick in personal loans and credit card accounts assessed interest, paint a stressful picture of what might lie ahead. This edition of The Journal of Personal Finance studies debt and financial literacy through a rigorous lens. We are proud to publish four articles weaving together gender, financial literacy, credit, well-being, fraud, and threats. Different data sets and scales lead to similar factors and conclusions.
CE QUIZ
Two units of IARFC CE will be awarded to anyone who achieves a score of 70% or higher per quiz. To receive your CE Credit, please scan and complete the quiz, then return it to the IARFC email at jpfeditor@iarfc.org or fax it to (513) 345-9479. Only one quiz submission per IARFC member is allowed per year.
IARFC CE Guidelines for Professional Self-Study: Up to five units may be claimed for studying a business-related book, maximum 15 units. Academic journals up to 3 units each, maximum 15 units.
