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Martin Seay

Professor PFP Department Head

Kansas State University

Affiliations

College of Health and Human Sciences

Department of Interior Design and Fashion Studies

Department of Personal Financial Planning

Martin Seay is currently serving as a College Of Health And Human Sciences Professor PFP Department Head at Kansas State University.

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Kansas State University

Professor PFP Department Head

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finance behavioral sciences psychology economics social science research behavioral finance housing well-being personality economic psychology later adulthood financial satisfaction real estate financial literacy diversity (business) macroeconomics positive psychology empirical finance personality psychology portfolio allocation information economics financial knowledge united states older adults financial self-efficacy financial planning great recession consumer behaviour databases food policy counseling psychology information management bounded rationality database theory transactional model elderly care social gerontology assisted living real estate finance personnel economics candidate selection income security urban policy welfare economics food security food aid financial crime emotion regulation growth theory cognitive psychology portfolio optimization portfolio management financial data alternative financial services psychological predictors older preretirees big five personality traits dispositional affect interest-only mortgages positive psychological attributes retirement satisfaction borrowing decisions financial decision-making

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Advisor Compensation. Financial Services Review (2023)

Somer G. AndersonMartin C. SeayKyoung Tae KimDerek R. Lawson

financial economicsfinanceadvisor compensation

Exploring the Demand for Retirement Planning Advice:. Financial Services Review (2023)

Martin SeayKyoung Tae KimStuart Heckman

retirement planning advicefinance

Household Use of Financial Planners. Financial Services Review (2023)

Stuart HeckmanMartin SeayKyoung Tae KimJodi Letkiewicz

finance

Are There Racial and Gender Preferences When Hiring a Financial Planner? an Experimental Design on Diversity in Financial Planning. Journal of Financial Counseling and Planning (2022)

Miranda ReiterMartin SeayMaurice MacDonaldSonya LutterAjamu Loving

financial plannerdiversity (business)racial discriminationcandidate selectionpersonnel economicsgender preferencesexperimental designafrican american studiesfinancial planningsociologyrace

Financial Professionals and Financial Well-Being. Financial Services Review (2022)

Richard StebbinsKyoung Tae KimMartin Seay

financial professionalsfinancefinancial well-being

Personal Emotions and Family Financial Well-Being: Applying the Broaden and Build Theory. Journal of Financial Counseling and Planning (2022)

Shane EneteMartin SeaySarah AsebedoDavid WangMegan McCoy

behavioral scienceswell-beingpsychologyfamily financial well-beingfinancepersonal emotions

Understanding the Influence of Emotion on Both Time and Money: Applying the Broaden and Build Theory. SN Business & Economics (2022)

Shane EneteMartin SeaySarah AsebedoDavid WangMegan McCoy

economic psychologybusinessemotionseconomicssocial influenceemotion regulationfinancegrowth theory

Diversity in Financial Planning: Race, Gender, and the Likelihood to Trust a Financial Planner. Financial Planning Review (2021)

Miranda ReiterMartin SeayAjamu Loving

african american studiesfinancial planningdiversity (business)

Financial Attributes, Financial Behaviors, Financial‐Advisor‐Use Beliefs, and Investing Characteristics Associated With Having Used a Robo‐Advisor. SSRN Electronic Journal (2021)

Timothy M. ToddMartin Seay

social science researchfinancial behaviorssocial sciencesfinancial-advisor-use beliefsfinancial attributesfinance

Workplace Financial Education and Change in Financial Knowledge: A Quasi-Experimental Approach. Journal of Financial Counseling and Planning (2021)

Edward HorwitzMartin C. SeayKristy L. ArchuletaSomer G. Anderson

workforce developmentfinancial knowledgefinanceworkplace financial education

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Martin Seay

Professor PFP Department Head

Kansas State University

Affiliations

College of Health and Human Sciences

Department of Interior Design and Fashion Studies

Department of Personal Financial Planning

Martin Seay is currently serving as a College Of Health And Human Sciences Professor PFP Department Head at Kansas State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Martin Seay

Kansas State University

Professor PFP Department Head

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Advisor Compensation. Financial Services Review (2023)

Somer G. AndersonMartin C. SeayKyoung Tae KimDerek R. Lawson

financial economicsfinanceadvisor compensation

Exploring the Demand for Retirement Planning Advice:. Financial Services Review (2023)

Martin SeayKyoung Tae KimStuart Heckman

retirement planning advicefinance

Household Use of Financial Planners. Financial Services Review (2023)

Stuart HeckmanMartin SeayKyoung Tae KimJodi Letkiewicz

finance

Are There Racial and Gender Preferences When Hiring a Financial Planner? an Experimental Design on Diversity in Financial Planning. Journal of Financial Counseling and Planning (2022)

Miranda ReiterMartin SeayMaurice MacDonaldSonya LutterAjamu Loving

financial plannerdiversity (business)racial discriminationcandidate selectionpersonnel economicsgender preferencesexperimental designafrican american studiesfinancial planningsociologyrace

Financial Professionals and Financial Well-Being. Financial Services Review (2022)

Richard StebbinsKyoung Tae KimMartin Seay

financial professionalsfinancefinancial well-being

Personal Emotions and Family Financial Well-Being: Applying the Broaden and Build Theory. Journal of Financial Counseling and Planning (2022)

Shane EneteMartin SeaySarah AsebedoDavid WangMegan McCoy

behavioral scienceswell-beingpsychologyfamily financial well-beingfinancepersonal emotions

Understanding the Influence of Emotion on Both Time and Money: Applying the Broaden and Build Theory. SN Business & Economics (2022)

Shane EneteMartin SeaySarah AsebedoDavid WangMegan McCoy

economic psychologybusinessemotionseconomicssocial influenceemotion regulationfinancegrowth theory

Diversity in Financial Planning: Race, Gender, and the Likelihood to Trust a Financial Planner. Financial Planning Review (2021)

Miranda ReiterMartin SeayAjamu Loving

african american studiesfinancial planningdiversity (business)

Financial Attributes, Financial Behaviors, Financial‐Advisor‐Use Beliefs, and Investing Characteristics Associated With Having Used a Robo‐Advisor. SSRN Electronic Journal (2021)

Timothy M. ToddMartin Seay

social science researchfinancial behaviorssocial sciencesfinancial-advisor-use beliefsfinancial attributesfinance

Workplace Financial Education and Change in Financial Knowledge: A Quasi-Experimental Approach. Journal of Financial Counseling and Planning (2021)

Edward HorwitzMartin C. SeayKristy L. ArchuletaSomer G. Anderson

workforce developmentfinancial knowledgefinanceworkplace financial education

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