Ep 55. Talking Money (ft. Etinosa Agbonlahor)

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In this episode of the QB pod, Sarah and Merle get a chance to talk with Etinosa Agbonlahor about being an applied financial behavioural economist in the private sector (phew!). Etinosa is a behavioural research scientist at Fidelity Investments and has previously worked as a behavioural scientist for the Commonwealth Bank in Australia. We discuss the expectations and reality of working as an applied behavioural economist, where we think the field is going in general and discuss how a behavioural economist would give financial advice.

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Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/etinosa-agbonlahor-2b588928

Twitter (@TheEtinosa): https://twitter.com/theetinosa?lang=en

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