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Blind Spot Bias | Know Your Behavioural Biases: Part 2
There are many types of blind spot in everyday life – not being able to see the cyclist just behind your passenger side, the two glasses of wine you neglected to include in your calorie counting, the way you listen to someone else’s problems then respond by talking about yourself.
Munster Broker of the Year
Metis Ireland won Munster Broker of the Year at the annual LPI Awards
Anchoring Bias | Know Your Behavioural Biases: Part 1
Anchoring Bias: Are you biased? No of course not. But then you would say that, wouldn’t you?
Know Your Behavioural Biases: A Series
First, let’s stop talking about ‘bias’ and start talking about ‘biases’. There are many, in fact, in our new White Paper, Making Better Decisions: Know Your Behavioural Biases, we identify 17 different types of mental process that can dangerously skew your financial decisions.
#MetisMusicForMentalHealth2019
Metis Ireland hosted our second annual #MetisMusicForMentalHealth
International Women’s Day
Metis Ireland hosted at table at Network Ireland’s Celebration of International Womens Day
What Metrics Do You Use to Appraise Your Financial Advisor?
We like to refer to ourselves as a REAL Financial Planning firm here at Metis Ireland. We rarely use the term Financial Advisor because we believe that it doesn’t tell the full story of what we do every day or how we add value to our clients.
The Rise and Fall of Eike Batista
We firmly believe that once you have established a long term financial plan that is designed to allow you LIVE THE LIFE YOU WANT, then you should implement an appropriate investment strategy that is diversified and invested in asset classes that have a long track record of providing the best outcomes i.e. equities and bonds. You then MUST #StickWithThePlan.
Do you have a Business Succession Plan? Do you have a Lifestyle Financial Plan? If not, Why not?
This is a must read for any Family Business owner. “Just 18% of Irish family businesses have a formalised succession plan. Half confirmed that they would have a management/ownership transfer in the next five years”
