Technological Shortcuts
We use technological shortcuts
for things from simple tasks
like booking holidays
and buying books
to more consequential matters
like searching for a new home
or trying to diagnose our ailments.
But is the technology good enough
to replace guidance
from financial advisers?
Or is technology actually good
for advisers
because they can use it
to do their jobs better?
for things from simple tasks
like booking holidays
and buying books
to more consequential matters
like searching for a new home
or trying to diagnose our ailments.
But is the technology good enough
to replace guidance
from financial advisers?
Or is technology actually good
for advisers
because they can use it
to do their jobs better?
posted by audrey` at
12:00
1 Comments:
Where do we place our trust?
To a computer program we don't know the working of on a media we don't know where it all goes nor who all is getting your information?
Or to.an impersonal 'Financial Advisor' who doesn't know you from beans but for sure wants as big a cut of your finances as he can faniggle. For sure watch out if he wants to sell you investments. He will get his cut one way ore more. When you lose $$ he is still making money off you.
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