Derek Tharp

Assistant Professor of Finance

University of Southern Maine

United States

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Derek Tharp is an Assistant Professor of Finance at the University of Southern Maine, USA. His research focuses on gender differences in financial satisfaction, parental income premiums, and the evaluation of misconduct rates among financial service professionals. Additionally, he explores consumer perceptions in the financial advisory sector and the impact of technology on the financial planning process.

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Elizabeth J. Parks-Stamm

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Martin Seay

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University of Kansas

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University of North Florida

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But what did they do on leave? Differing evaluations of men and women's completion of work tasks on parental leave

Exploring Gender Differences in Marital and Parental Income Premiums Among Financial Advisors

Do CFP® professionals engage in less misconduct? Exploring the importance of job classification when comparing misconduct rates among financial service professionals

Examining gender differences in predictors of financial satisfaction: Evidence from Taiwan

Gender differences in COVID‐19‐related stress and relationships with life satisfaction among financial advisors

U.S. health insurance marketplace taxonomy and the influence of labeling on consumer perception of plan suitability

Exploring Relationships Between Technology Use and Time Spent in the Financial Planning Process

Big Five personality traits, dispositional affect, and financial satisfaction among older adults

Financial Satisfaction and Homeownership

Consumer Perceptions of Financial Advisory Titles in the United States and Implications for Title Regulation

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Elizabeth J. Parks-Stamm

Martin Seay

Pieter de Jong

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