Neuroscience aficionado and financial planner Christine Moriarty has made it her life’s mission to connect psychology to financial planning. In this episode of the PFP Section podcast, Christine answers the following questions to support you to best serve your clients.

Why does psychology matter to financial advisors today more than ever?
What has been the impact of COVID-19 on client relationships?
What are some of the trends that the financial planning profession needs to prepare for in the coming decades?
What practical tips can you give to our listeners that they can implement in their practice now?

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