Ivan Felix Beutler

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Research examines the influence parents have on the financial wellbeing of the next generation. Examined is the degree to which children observe and absorb attitudes and behaviors from the prosaic financial processes embedded in their home and family life such as: spending or saving, making payments late or timely, and wise use or misuse of credit. Current research also examines critical paths by which teens and early adults come to experience negative outcomes associated with premature affluence, a consumption oriented lifestyle, and dependence on consumer credit.

Beutler, Ivan. F., Beutler, Lucy B, & McCoy, J. Kelly (2008). Money Aspirations about living well: Development of Adolescent Aspirations from Middle School to High School.. Journal of Financial Counseling and Planning.
Beutler, Ivan. F., Beutler, Lucy B, & McCoy, J. Kelly (2008). Money aspirations about living well: Middle school student perceptions.. Journal of Financial Counseling and Planning.
Beutler, Ivan F. & Dickson, Lori (2008). Consumer Economic Socialization. Handbook of Consumer Financial Behavior Research.
Gudmunson, Clinton G., Beutler, Ivan F., J. Kelly McCoy, E. Jeffrey Hill, and Israelsen, Craig L. (2007). Linking financial strain to marital instability: Examining the roles of emotional distress and marital interaction. Journal of Family and Economic Issues.
Hibbert, Jeffery R., BEUTLER, IVAN F., and Martin, Todd, M. (2004). Financial Prudence and Next Generation Financial Strian. Journal of Financial Counseling and Planning.

The 2008 Outstanding Acedemic Paper Award The National Association for Financial Counseling and Planning Education 2008