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Where financial advisors come from matters for their ethical choices

3 October 2025

A new study has found that the environment in which financial advisors were raised exerts a powerful influence on their ethical outlook as adults, shaping…

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Brexit and the Startup Divide: UK closes doors to EU, but Europe keeps investing

18 July 2025

Following the United Kingdom’s departure from the European Union, a significant shift has taken place in the flow of venture capital between the UK and…

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Domestic Politics Drive the Ultra-Rich to Hide Wealth Offshore

17 July 2025

A recent study has shed new light on the impact of political conditions in the home countries of ultra-wealthy elites on their strategies for hiding…

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Study Reveals Younger Employees Unprepared for Increasing State Pension Age

10 July 2025

New research conducted by the University of Bath reveals a growing disconnect between rising State Pension ages and the retirement expectations of younger British workers.…

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It Takes More Than Money to Retire Well

7 July 2025

How much do you know about money? According to Ramesh Rao, the answer to that question may hold more weight than one might think, especially…

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Financial Skills Decline in Older Adults Following Dementia Onset

14 June 2025

Older adults are often thought to possess a heightened understanding of their financial abilities—an intuitive grasp that, perhaps surprisingly, tends to sharpen with age, so…

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Financial Executives’ Overconfidence Fuels Environmental Compliance Breaches

10 June 2025

New research has revealed a striking connection between the personalities of senior finance executives and firms’ environmental practices. Specifically, the study found that companies are…

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Widening Income Gaps Weaken Support for Raising the Minimum Wage

30 May 2025

High levels of income inequality undermine public support for raising the minimum wage, potentially creating a self-perpetuating cycle in which inequality is tolerated and accepted…

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Bank Deregulation in the U.S. Has Enabled Widespread Corporate Misconduct

3 May 2025

A new study from the University of Surrey has uncovered troubling consequences arising from the deregulation of the American banking sector. Since the mid-1990s, a…

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Financial Stress and Burnout May Reduce Job Satisfaction

27 February 2025

Work-related stress frequently leaves individuals feeling exhausted and overwhelmed, and this condition can be compounded by anxiety from other life domains. This dynamic was highlighted…

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