If you’re an investor trying to decide whether to make changes to your portfolio because of fears of a recession, you may want to look at historical data for guidance.

The Investors Dilemma: Overreacting To Inflation

Behavioral finance has been widely acknowledged and accepted by the financial planning community. Here is a brief introduction to one such topic of behavioral finance: Confirmation Bias. Once you understand confirmation bias, you can seek awareness of how you gather information about various topics.

For more information, read Daniel Kahneman's book: "Thinking, Fast and Slow"

Intro to Behavioral Finance - Confirmation Bias

Jeff Kowal and Chaunsy Weisensel examine the added value of working with a Financial Advisor, discuss how 65-year-olds are redefining a milestone, and share important things you should know about estate planning.

The Retirement Clinic-2-17-24 – Added Value of Working with a Financial Advisor

In this podcast, Dalbar founder Lou Harvey discusses the history of his firm, which pioneered research into quantifying the impact of investor behavior on returns. He reflects on key initiatives like the Quantitative Analysis of Investor Behavior (QAIB) report, which revealed the significant performance gap between mutual fund investors and the funds they invest in. Harvey also shares his perspective on current industry trends and the future outlook. He sees artificial intelligence playing a bigger role in financial advice, with humans focused more on interpreting AI recommendations versus specialized expertise. Harvey argues asset allocation should be highly personalized based on an investor's specific situation and needs. He advocates for a fiduciary standard across the advice industry. Throughout, Harvey emphasizes the importance of a personal approach in understanding clients and serving their best interests. He urges advisors to go beyond purely investment considerations to incorporate critical lifestyle factors impacting financial decisions.

DALBAR's Lou Harvey Reflects on Pioneering Investor Behavior Research and the Evolution of Financial Advice

Steve Gresham, managing principal at Next Chapter, discusses in this Exceptional Advisor podcast with host Robert Powell  delves into the complexities and challenges of retirement planning in the modern era. Gresham discusses the evolving nature of retirement, emphasizing the gap between people's expectations and their level of preparation.&nbsp;He highlights the importance of planning and adapting to changing needs, both financially and emotionally. The conversation also touches on the role of financial advisors in guiding clients through these challenges, stressing the need for improved communication, understanding of aging, and comprehensive approaches to managing retirement finances and health considerations.  Learn more at&nbsp;

The Retirement Wake-Up Call is Here

John White discusses behavioral finance and the emotional side of investing, Jeff Kowal joins to share milestone dates and rules to keep in mind in retirement, and warp things up by touching on the upcoming presidential election and the stock market.

The Retirement Clinic-8-24-24 – Behavioral Finance and Investing

Money can undoubtedly stir emotions. Your initial memories and experiences with money can create a lasting impression on your money habits, which ultimately can play a part on determining your legacy. Were your first money experiences good or bad? Was money a sore subject in your youth? Uncovering and labeling these experiences may help you understand why money is emotional to you.

Hidden Money Levers

In this exclusive interview, John Bowen, President of CEG Worldwide and CEG Insight, shares powerful research insights and practical strategies to help financial advisors create high-performing teams and accelerate their success. The Dream Team Effect: www.cegwin.com/iwi-team&nbsp;

Unlocking Exceptional Performance: John Bowen on Building Dream Teams for Financial Advisors

Ready to take control of your finances and break free from the mental traps that sabotage your savings? In this episode of Dollars & Sense, hosts Joel Garris and Zach Keister share their expert advice on building stronger personal financial habits, including face-the-numbers budgeting and the power of automating savings. But they don't stop there—they dive deep into the surprising ways your mind can trick you through cognitive biases, revealing how illusions of control, hindsight, anchoring, and recency bias can derail even the best financial plans. 

From actionable tips like the 50/30/20 rule and crafting an emergency fund, to fascinating real-world stories of clients who overcame credit hurdles, this episode is packed with insights for listeners at every stage of their financial journey. Joel and Zach break down the psychology behind money decisions, offering easy-to-follow strategies to help you stay focused, avoid costly mistakes, and make the most of your hard-earned dollars. 

Curious about how to protect your investments, boost your financial confidence, and outsmart the common biases holding you back? Click to listen and empower yourself with the tools and wisdom to achieve lasting financial wellbeing—and maybe even learn how to make your favorite cocktail along the way! 

Practical strategies for strong money habits and psychological insights to transform your financial future

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