No one should have to use a dictionary to decode investment advice or need a PhD to understand a pension or super statement. So why is the language of financial services still such a mystery?

Upfront asks: How can we make financial services more accessible to everyone?

Julia Newbold, former editor of Money Magazine Australia, and Charlie Corbett, director at the Plain Speaking Institute UK, give us their no-bullsh*t views on the language of financial services and provide advice on how the industry can be more helpful to more people.

What's your opinion on the language of financial services? Tell us at upfront@iress.com.

Get bonus content from this episode - including our free guide to building a financial services business that speaks to people. on the upfront blog: iress.com/upfront.

Follow us on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/iress/

 

No one should have to use a dictionary to decode investment advice or need a PhD to understand a pension or super statement. So why is the language of financial services still such a mystery?
Upfront asks: How can we make financial services more accessible to everyone?
Julia Newbold, former&nbsp;editor of Money Magazine Australia, and Charlie Corbett, director at the Plain Speaking Institute UK, give us their no-bullsh*t views on the language of financial services and provide&nbsp;advice on how the industry can be more helpful to more people.
What's your opinion on the language of financial services? Tell us at <a href="mailto:upfront@iress.com">upfront@iress.com</a>.
Get bonus content from this&nbsp;episode - including our free guide to building a financial services business that speaks&nbsp;to people. on&nbsp;the upfront blog: <a href="http://iress.com/upfront">iress.com/upfront</a>.
Follow us on LinkedIn:&nbsp;<a href="https://urldefense.com/v3/__https:/www.linkedin.com/company/iress/__;!!OSkwEA!lkbroszd_O7W63exZupyVkVMpelVq-1uc_S9VbCnFoF3y823G6GiD2nK68KxfTbt-uLiXWEg4wC0dUd93oZUjPQmrw$">https://www.linkedin.com/company/iress/</a>
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Listen up, punks! The award-winning, hard-hitting financial services podcast from Iress is back.

Comedian Olga Koch returns to ask the questions that nobody else is asking in a series of bold and frank conversations that everyone in financial services needs to hear.

Could we close the advice gap by thinking more creatively? Can Homer Simpson get more people interested in financial planning? What would an ex-hacker do to fight rising financial crime? Do we need to completely rethink investing? And just how do we make the financial system better and fairer?

Expect honesty, expect humour. Just don’t expect it to sound like any other financial services podcast.

A new episode releases every two weeks. Subscribe to Upfront so you never miss one. Get in touch at upfront@iress.com and visit the blog at iress.com/upfront.

Upfront is a 10-part series from Iress, the people behind the world-leading financial services software.

Find us on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/iress/ and at www.iress.com

Listen up, punks! The award-winning, hard-hitting financial services podcast from Iress is back.
Comedian Olga Koch returns to ask the questions that nobody else is asking in a series of bold and frank conversations that everyone in financial services needs to hear.
Could we close the advice gap by thinking more creatively? Can Homer Simpson get more people interested in financial planning? What would an ex-hacker do to fight rising financial crime? Do we need to completely rethink investing? And just how do we make the financial system better and fairer?
Expect honesty, expect humour. Just don’t expect it to sound like any other financial services podcast.
A new episode releases every two weeks. Subscribe to Upfront so you never miss one. Get in touch at <a href="mailto:upfront@iress.com">upfront@iress.com</a> and visit the blog at iress.com/upfront.
Upfront is a 10-part series from Iress, the people behind the world-leading financial services software.
Find us on LinkedIn: <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/company/iress/">https://www.linkedin.com/company/iress/</a> and at <a href="http://www.iress.com">www.iress.com</a>

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