Module 1: The value of personalised advice

Learning objectives

  • Understand the concept of emotional-advice value, its relevance in both human and robo-advisory services, and the inherent challenges for advisers in quantifying it.
  • Discover techniques for assessing emotional value and how to recognise the four sources of advice value.
  • Gain an understanding of the importance of emotional intelligence.
  • Understand the Vanguard Financial Advice Model (VFAM) and provides guidance on its application through case studies.

Learning outcomes

  • Grasp the essence of emotional-advice value and understand its pivotal role for financial advisers.
  • Appreciate how emotional value underpins client retention and helps to cultivate trust.
  • Learn how to gauge emotional value and improve your own emotional intelligence.
  • Unit 1: The value of personalised advice

    Reading time: 8 minutes

    The question “What is the true value of financial advice?” is of huge importance to financial advisers. In this article, we will look at five key points.
     

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  • Unit 2: The emotional value of advice

    Reading time: 11 minutes

    Here, we draw on Vanguard’s more than 20 years of research on the emotional value of advice and explore how financial advisers add value.
     

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  • Video 1: The value of giving investors personalised advice

    Watching time: 2 minutes

    Why understanding the value of personalised advice can help retain and attract more clients.
     

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  • Module 1 quiz

    Take the Module 1 quiz for 30 minutes of CPD
     

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