
Research from behavioural finance experts Oxford Risk has found that 16% of people aged 18-34 with stock market related investments and savings took more professional financial advice during the coronavirus crisis than they would normally. This compares with just 6% of investors in general who did this.Only 38% of investors aged 18-34 said they had not taken any professional financial advice during the crisis, compared to 60% of all investors. Oxford Risk says its findings reveal that the...
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