Episode 92 – Five Tips To Help With Framing Bias

The guys are here to explore the concept of Framing Bias. Sharing tips around awareness so we won’t be led, but use Framing Bias to drive actions that lead to wiser decisions for our financial wellbeing. Come and have a listen, with the usual No Shizzle Sherlock and some scraping of the barrel #TightAssTommo tips . . . .

Welcomes & Introductions

Featuring podcast listeners at the PFS conference this month, the next financial wellbeing book and a £10 trip to Paris?

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No Shizzle Sherlock

Nobody went broke taking a profit
Bernard Baruch

An obvious No Shizzle, but not always easily done.

#TightAssTommo

Listen as the guys really scrape the bottom of the barrel with army uniforms and robo vacuum cleaners!

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Todays Topic – Framing, the bias around how information is presented

Information can be presented in different ways to get different awards

Managing expectations

Producer Tommo’s Wellbeing Champion of the Year Award, helps in getting clients prepared to talk about their finances – the expectations around the conversations you will be having with clients.

Framing influences decisions in ways we don’t always intend

We frame our future around what we can currently afford.

We should start conversations about the future on wellbeing, not money

Money is the engine of wellbeing

Top 5 Tips around Framing Bias –

Base buying decisions on need, rather that on weather you are getting a bargain
Keep eye on data being given for past investment fund performance
Consider if the advice around a product being given is positively framed?
Clean questioning – asking a question which is not leading, nor does it have your values
Re-frame in a positive way

If you cringe at what you did – you are moving forward

Link to episode 67 – Exploring Paths to Happiness with Dr Elia Gourgouris

Retirement Framing

Conclusions from the guys

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