This post critiques the current state of personal finance advising. This emphasizes the need for economics-based tools to improve financial planning. This post also points out systemic issues, such as inadequate training in economics for financial advisors and the limited adoption of innovative methods within the industry.
This post critiques the current state of personal finance advising. This emphasizes the need for economics-based tools to improve financial planning. This post also points out systemic issues, such as inadequate training in economics for financial advisors and the limited adoption of innovative methods within the industry.
Hopefully, the post signals an opportunity for a new generation of financial advisors to serve their clients with the knowledge we have today!