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Fairness in financial services: the role of regulation

ANALYSIS: The problem is that consumers are in no position to understand whether they have been treated fairly.

Brent Sheather Sun, 10 Nov 2024

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Understand fairness in financial services: ask a silly question

ANALYSIS: Examining the questionnaire to ascertain appropriateness, and whether that affected survey outcome.

Brent Sheather Sun, 27 Oct 2024

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Understanding fairness in financial services: when fair is foul

ANALYSIS: When it comes to the investment management component of financial services, most people don’t have much of a clue as to whether they have been treated fairly or not.

Brent Sheather Sun, 13 Oct 2024

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Understanding fairness in financial services: ‘what’s fair?’

ANALYSIS: We need an appreciation of the key factors influencing consumers’ perceptions of fairness in retail financial services.

Brent Sheather Sun, 29 Sep 2024

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ANALYSIS: How to invest to make a difference without getting robbed by the finance sector: donate to organisations supporting environmental issues.

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Behavioural finance and the ESG hustle: diverting attention

ANALYSIS: ESG is a gold mine for fund managers in that it allows them to differentiate their product for a higher price.

Brent Sheather Sun, 01 Sep 2024

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Behavioural finance and the ESG hustle

ANALYSIS: Hersh Shefrin has long argued that markets aren’t efficient, simply because investment decisions are made by humans who are influenced by emotions such as greed and fear.

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Saving for retirement: Is $350,000 achievable?

ANALYSIS: Assessing the income and associated terminal sum required to fund Massey University’s upmarket ‘choices’ retirement alternative.

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Saving for your retirement – how much do you really, really need?

ANALYSIS: A look at quantifying what level of income would support a ‘comfortable’ retirement.

Brent Sheather Sun, 21 Jul 2024

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Saving for your retirement: do you need to be a millionaire?

ANALYSIS: ‘Scaring people with unrealistic retirement savings goals isn’t part of the solution.’

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