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In this episode, Gillian Stovel Rivers and Preet Banerjee delve into the complexities of financial stress faced by Canadians, exploring the intersection of behavioral science, decision-making biases, and the role of financial advisors. They discuss how present bias affects financial choices and the importance of having a structured financial plan. The conversation also highlights innovative approaches, including the use of AI to enhance financial literacy and connect individuals with their future selves. Ultimately, the episode emphasizes the need for a more human-centered approach to financial planning that addresses emotional and psychological aspects. Be sure to check out Preet’s incredible contribution to wealth advice in Canada: Your Money Degree is the premiere self-paced practical guide to saving, investing and building wealth in Canada 🇨🇦 Link here: https://www.airfoilacademy.com/course…
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