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Investors admitted to being biased toward information that's recent and readily available, Cerulli research suggests
The survey also suggested demand for planning will increase over the next five years
How to keep clients from psyching themselves out
Researchers point to new ways of assessing risk
However, IFIC's annual survey reveals that a lower proportion of investors felt their advisor's advice was worth the fees
Clients' concerns range from broad social and fiscal spending to potential tax changes
InvestorEQ uses psychometric modules to give advisors insight on clients’ investing behaviours
A report for the MFDA uses behavioural insights to recommend expanded cost reporting
The government agency hopes to make the financial system more accessible and inclusive