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We are excited to announce the launch of the Income Lab Research Council. The Research Council aims to contribute both to the education of the next generation of advisors and planners and to the ongoing education of current practitioners.

The inaugural council consists of:

  • Craig Lemoine, CFP®, PhD, MRFC financial planning program director, associate teaching professor, University of Illinois
  • Brandon Ratzlaff, CFP®, instructor, Texas Tech University of Financial Planning, adjunct professor, Southern Methodist University
  • David A. Evans, PhD, lecturer and CFP® program director, Purdue University
  • Derek Lawson, Ph.D., CFP® assistant professor, Kansas State University
  • Derek Tharp, Ph.D., CFP®, CLU®, RICP®, assistant professor of finance, University of Southern Maine
  • Michael Kothakota, Ph.D., CFP® lecturer, Columbia University School of Professional Studies

“I firmly believe Income Lab is the future of retirement modeling and distribution software. Its tools are innovative and forward thinking and we are thrilled to teach this platform to our financial planning students at the University of Illinois,” said Lemoine.

Columbia University lecturer Kothakota added, “I’m excited to help Income Lab serve the retirement planning community and influence the direction of retirement planning research and education in America.”

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Justin Fitzpatrick, PhD, CFA, CFP - President and Co-Founder of Income Lab

Justin Fitzpatrick is President and Co-Founder of Income Lab, retirement income planning software used by thousands of financial advisors. He developed the guardrails-based approach to retirement income distribution after a decade in financial services at Jackson and seven years in academia at MIT, Harvard, and UCLA. His research on adjustment-based planning has been published on Kitces.com, ThinkAdvisor, AdvisorPerspectives, and FinancialPlanning Magazine.

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