Martin C. Seay

Kansas State University — United States

Business, Management and Accounting · Social Sciences

15h-index917citations58works0.02yr avg
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Research Topics

Financial Literacy, Pension, Retirement Analysis(32), Housing Market and Economics(22), Psychological Well-being and Life Satisfaction(10), Housing, Finance, and Neoliberalism(8), Retirement, Disability, and Employment(7)

Publications58 total

The impact of the online marketplace on fraud: Evidence from Craigslist from its early adoption in 1995 to its wider expansion in 2006
Financial Services Review·2025Open Access
Advisor compensation
Financial Services Review·2023Open Access
Exploring the demand for retirement planning advice:
Financial Services Review·2023· 13 citedOpen Access
Household use of financial planners
Financial Services Review·2023· 8 citedOpen Access
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· 4 cited
Financial professionals and financial well-being
Financial Services Review·2022· 2 citedOpen Access
Personal Emotions and Family Financial Well-Being: Applying the Broaden and Build Theory
Journal of Financial Counseling and Planning·2022· 7 cited
Understanding the influence of emotion on both time and money: applying the broaden and build theory
SN Business & Economics·2022· 2 cited
14 Debt and Mortgage Choices
2022
Diversity in financial planning: Race, gender, and the likelihood to trust a financial planner
Financial Planning Review·2021· 14 cited
Workplace Financial Education and Change in Financial Knowledge: A Quasi-Experimental Approach
Journal of Financial Counseling and Planning·2021· 7 cited
Financial Attributes, Financial Behaviors, Financial‐Advisor‐Use Beliefs, and Investing Characteristics Associated with Having used a Robo‐Advisor
SSRN Electronic Journal·2021· 6 citedOpen Access
Financial attributes, financial behaviors,<scp>financial‐advisor‐use</scp>beliefs, and investing characteristics associated with having used a<scp>robo‐advisor</scp>
Financial Planning Review·2020· 17 cited
Big Five personality traits, dispositional affect, and financial satisfaction among older adults
Personality and Individual Differences·2020· 45 cited
Three good things or three good <i>financial</i> things? Applying a positive psychology intervention to the personal finance domain
The Journal of Positive Psychology·2020· 12 cited
Financial Satisfaction and Homeownership
Journal of Family and Economic Issues·2019· 29 cited
Sources of information and portfolio allocation
Journal of Economic Psychology·2019· 31 cited
The Psychological Predictors of Older Preretirees’ Financial Self-Efficacy
Journal of Behavioral Finance·2018· 75 cited
Characteristics of Rental Real Estate Investors During the 2000s
Journal of Financial Counseling and Planning·2018· 6 cited
Financial Self-Efficacy and the Saving Behavior of JFCP_29_2_A15_357-368-Retirees
Journal of Financial Counseling and Planning·2018· 42 cited
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Frequent Co-authors

Kyoung Tae Kim(10), Sarah Asebedo(9), Somer G. Anderson(6), Melissa J. Wilmarth(6), Robert B. Nielsen(5), Kristy L. Archuleta(4), Andrew T. Carswell(4), Stuart J. Heckman(4), Shane Enete(4), Maurice MacDonald(3), Miranda Reiter(3), Cliff A. Robb(2), Gary L. Brase(2), Derek T. Tharp(2), Su Hyun Shin(2), Cherie Stueve(2), Timothy M. Todd(2), Anthony Canale(2), Ajamu C. Loving(2), Jodi Letkiewicz(2)