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Why Advice? Mancell Financial Group
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'Why Advice?' is an ongoing podcast featuring stories of timeless investment lessons.
https://www.mfg.com.au/
This podcast is for informational purposes only and the information contained is of a general nature and may not be relevant to your particular circumstances. The circumstances of each investor are different, and you should seek advice from a professional financial adviser who can consider if particular strategies and products are right for you. In all instances where information is based on historical performance, it is important to understand this is not a reliable indicator of future performance. You should not rely on any material on this podcast to make investment decisions and should seek professional advice.
Mancell Financial Group is an Authorised Representative No. 226266 and Credit Representative No. 403187 of FYG Planners Pty Ltd, AFSL/ACL No. 224543. ABN 29 009 541 253.
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Defining Adviser Alpha
The financial industry has long been attempting to get to the bottom of what alpha is within financial advice. Someone pays a financial adviser X amount, does that person derive more in value from that advice than they pay out?
Fund manager Vanguard has tried to quantify this value for years with an ongoing report called ‘Adviser Alpha’. Their most recent report had defined three areas of value. They say these three areas can combine to add 3% to someone’s bottom line.
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Nobody Knows Anything
As one of Hollywood’s most successful screenwriters, William Goldman won two Academy Awards and had over twenty of his screenplays made into movies.
However, arguably his most famous line isn’t from one of his movies. It was from a book he wrote on the movie business called Adventures in the Screen Trade, and it’s an assessment of the business itself.
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Inside a Positive Retirement
James Lipton was 93 when he passed away in 2020.
Two years earlier he'd finished working on the thing he was best known for: Inside the Actors Studio.
Remarkably, it didn't begin until he was 67.
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Disney Shows Nostalgia No Way to Invest
When thinking about nostalgia, you’d be hard pressed to find a company that evokes nostalgia more than Disney. For almost 100 years Disney has been entertaining people around the world with family friendly entertainment that’s linked generations. Maybe you’ve enjoyed their movies, had a favourite Disney character, owned any of their memorabilia, had the fortune to visit one of their theme parks as a child (or even as an adult), or just have an interest in their storied history. Many people feel a connection with Disney as it evokes warm memories for them.
But lately Disney hasn't been a great investment.
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Quarterback Money Blues
For Baker Mayfield’s advisers, the most important thing should have been protecting the money, accounting for the risks of his vocation, and it not being a distraction. They've failed him.
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Your Investment Philosophy Reviewed on Rational Reminder Podcast
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