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Professional Certifications Can Fuel Growth at Wealth Firms. Here’s How.

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By Sean Walters
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The Hidden Risk Lurking in Most Retirement Plans: Human Behavior

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By Sean Walters
| Inkl
Health shocks or unexpected medical expenses can trigger similar emotionally driven missteps, causing retirees to make reactive financial decisions at precisely the wrong time. Financial advisers have long recognized these patterns, but only in the past decade has the field of behavioral finance moved from academic theory to practical retirement application.
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The Hidden Risk Lurking in Most Retirement Plans: Human Behavior

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By Sean Walters, Sean Walters
| Kiplinger Verified
Every good retirement plan accounts for market volatility, inflation and longevity. But the biggest threat to retirement success is one that is often overlooked: human behavior. Whether it's fear during a market downturn or greed during a furious rally, investors routinely undermine their own long-term interests by reacting emotionally to short-term noise.
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