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Question: What are intrinsic and extrinsic assets?
Answer: Understanding intrinsic and extrinsic assets is crucial in the context of holistic financial planning, as embraced by the Academy of Life Planning. These concepts are integral to developing a comprehensive approach to life planning, aligning with our ethos of focusing on both material and non-material aspects of well-being.
🔍 Unveiling the Truth: A Critical Look at the Financial Industry's Approach 🔍
In our latest newsletter, we're taking a bold stance on the recent FCA advice boundary review. It's time to question: Why is the financial industry obsessed with selling more products rather than genuinely enhancing financial well-being?
🌟 Big News for Financial Planners! 🌟
We've just published an insightful blog about a revolutionary approach to financial planning. 💼🌱 It's based on the latest McKinsey report, and it's all about integrating well-being into financial strategies.
🔎 Rethinking Financial Advice: A Question for My Colleagues
As I reshare this insightful post, I invite my fellow financial planners and advisers to ponder a critical question: Are we truly free from unconscious bias when advising clients, especially millennials, on increasing their pension contributions?
