Practicing Financial Planning for professionals, Eleventh Edition

by Sid Mittra, Anandi P. Sahu, Harry Starn Jr.

Now in its eleventh edition, Practicing Financial Planning for Professionals has become an institution in the field of financial planning. The 11th edition of this book (September 2012) has been completely updated for the needs of today's planner. This comprehensive 784 page edition belongs on the desk of anyone who is serious about financial planning.

784 pages, Perfect Paperback

First published January 1, 1990

About the author

Sid Mittra is an Emeritus Professor of Finance at Oakland University in Rochester, Michigan, as well as a former partner and founder of the financial consulting firm Mittra & Associates. He is a former board member of the International Board of Standards and Practices of Certified Financial Planners and has many times been a presenter at the World Conference of the International Association for Financial Planning. Harold Evensky, a colleague of Sid (who himself was named as one of the five most influential people in the financial planning profession) has said of Sid: “He was one of the profession’s pioneers. However, past tense does not fully capture Sid’s contributions, for like the Energizer Bunny, Sid continues to lead.”

Dr Mittra has written more than a hundred technical articles and 12 books on finance and economics, including Practicing Financial Planning: A Complete Guide for Professionals (originally published by Prentice Hall in 1990; the11th edition was published in 2012 by American Academic Publishing), parts of which won a gold in Axiom Business Book Award in 2008. A few of Dr Mittra’s other books include Investment Analysis and Portfolio Management (Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1981), Inside Wall Street (Dow Jones-Irwin, 1971), Money and Banking: Theory, Analysis and Policy (Random House, 1970), and Dimensions in Macroeconomics: A Book of Readings (Random House, 1971). Dr Mittra has also authored the longest running financial planning columns in The Oakland Press and the Detroit-area Eccentric newspapers, and has even hosted a regional television show called “Your Money” on personal finance.