| Applying behavioural finance in practice - part 2 | 
| Michael Kitces | Pinnacle Advisory Group | 20 February 2019 | 0.75 CE | 
| The standard economics assumption is that human beings are rational decision-makers who optimise their resources towards their goals based on the available information. However, a growing base of behavioural finance research finds that, in reality, human beings engage in shortcuts that can lead to a series of persistent, systematic biases when making decisions. Those biases are not limited to... | 
 
  
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