Adviser Academy new tutorial goes live

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A new tutorial helping advisers understand the emotional journey investors travel when making financial decisions has gone live on the Adviser Academy website .

The site, which is a joint venture between IFAonline’s parent Incisive Media and JP Morgan, is a resource providing CPD accredited educational material designed to assist advisers develop all aspects of their business. The latest 15 minute tutorial called ‘Seven Sins of Investing’ helps advisers understand the emotional traps that investors can fall into and how they can be overcome. New tutorials are added on the site every fortnight with recent sessions including guidance on coping with market volatility, portfolio construction and investment trusts. IFAonline

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