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“Robo-Services” Poised to Play Larger Role in Retirement Planning
Reuters’ columnist Mark Miller reports that some combination of robotics and cybernetic organism (a.k.a., cyborg) could possibly be the source of financial advice for many in the years ahead. In a post on www.reuters.com, Miller describes a future where “technology actually will free up advisers to focus on providing more holistic advice to clients and reinforce their value at a time when so much basic planning information is available for free on the internet.” Using automated tools to collect and massage large volumes of statistical data, agents of the future will be equipped to apply analytics to the development of “what if” scenarios, thus expanding the scope of service provided to clients. Read Miller’s post here…
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