The Value of Financial Advice in a Crisis: A Multidisciplinary Literature Review
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Wildman, Karen
MacDonald, Kirsten
Brimble, Mark
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The COVID-19 crisis presents an opportunity for the financial advice sector to demonstrate its importance. This paper examines literature from multiple disciplines to better understand the nature of a crisis, the role that expert advisers play and the value of advice to clients during a crisis. The literature demonstrates the multidimensional nature of a crisis, the need for a sophisticated approach to client-professional relationships and the positive impact of professional financial advice on wellbeing during and beyond a crisis. The findings motivate further research to establish a more detailed framework for understanding the value of financial advice.
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Financial Planning Research Journal
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7
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Banking, finance and investment
Household finance and financial literacy
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Loy, E; Wildman, K; MacDonald, K; Brimble, M, The Value of Financial Advice in a Crisis: A Multidisciplinary Literature Review, Financial Planning Research Journal, 2021, 7 (1), pp. 1-23