Why do we make so many money mistakes? The subscription we neglected to cancel, the stock we sold too late, the savings goal that got pushed back again…we’ve all been there. What does the science say we should do to make better decisions?
Please join us Wednesday, July 15 at 6 p.m. for a Brief Survey of Behavioral Finance with Brett Whysel. He will briefly outline the basics of:
We welcome participants from BMCC and NYC Bogleheads® joining us for this event.
RSVP to reserve a spot for this event.
Note: If the event fills up, please join the waitlist and indicate your affiliation to BMCC–this will give you priority as space opens up.
Brett Whysel is a recovering investment banker who co-founded Decision Fish LLC in 2016 to provide uniquely effective financial wellness programming, coaching and decision consulting. He teaches finance, and decision-making at Borough of Manhattan Community College. He contributes to Forbes.com’s leadership channel on behavioral economics, finance, and philosophy and runs the 1,200 member Behavioral Economics-NYC meetup. He is a gallery-exhibited photographer and volunteer math tutor. He earned a BS in managerial economics/French from Carnegie Mellon University and an MA in philosophy from Columbia University.
For more information contact Brett F. Whysel, Department of Business Management, at bwhysel@bmcc.cuny.edu.
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