2015 Fall Conference Speaker

Martin C. Seay, Ph.D., CFP®, is an assistant professor of personal financial planning at Kansas State University. His career objective is to provide impactful research into consumer financial issues while educating ethical, thoughtful and well-rounded financial planners. His research interests center on the intersection of housing wealth and family financial well-being, including investment in rental real estate, reverse mortgages and reverse mortgage fraud; how psychological characteristics inform financial behavior; and understanding the appropriate research methods to utilize when working with secondary data sets.