What is Recency Bias?
If you are a Financial Adviser, perhaps the following scenario resonates with you. You are a Financial Adviser in the…
read moreIf you are a Financial Adviser, perhaps the following scenario resonates with you. You are a Financial Adviser in the…
read morePicture this You are a Financial Adviser meeting with your client to provide them with a financial recommendation. Inevitably, these…
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read moreAt the end of 2021 the FCA carried out a consultation that took on board feedback and engagement with industry…
read moreRecency bias is a cognitive bias. It’s when a person has a tendency to overemphasize the importance of recent events…
read moreAs a Financial Advisor you are required to obtain details of your client’s financial position and “soft facts” (e.g. about…
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read moreWhen it comes to decision-making, Optimism Bias can play a huge part. Yet having a tendency towards this bias doesn’t…
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read moreWhat is Optimism Bias and how does it affect people when they have to make decisions about their finances? Optimism…
read moreCognitive bias is what happens when our thinking is skewed or driven by our own subjective reality, rather than objective…
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