In association with

Home > IFA Industry > Your Business

Behave yourself

Advisers would do well to pay heed to the latest theories relating to why investors behave the way they do

By Anna Lawlor | Published Aug 14, 2008 | comments

Article Tools

He said: “Knowing the pitfalls that lead to financial excess helps. Having goals and working to a financial plan is the best way to prevent emotional swings from reducing your financial well-being. Speaking to advisers about investment plans should help.”

Anna Lawlor is a former senior features writer for Financial Adviser

Page 4 of 4

Article Tools

visible-status-Standard story-url-FA_Behavioural_Finance.xml

Related Special Reports

See all reports
More on FTAdviser
FTA jobs