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Why Financial Knowledge Isn’t Enough
Why do people make poor financial decisions even when they know better?
Knowing more does not automatically produce better financial decisions. Outcomes are shaped by behaviour, context, incentives, implementation and the process used when a decision becomes difficult.
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How knowledge becomes an outcome through five decision forces
Knowledge
An input, not an outcome
The decision filter
- Behaviour
- Context
- Incentives
- Implementation
- Process
What happens
The decision carried out and sustained
Decision quality—not information quantity—drives outcomes.
Key takeaway
Decision quality, not information quantity, drives outcomes.
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