Financial institutions risk being caught between two unattractive choices: offering advice and reducing their margins, or offering no advice and winning fewer customers.

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And most individuals happily interchange between the two choices.

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Whoever draws "investment versus cuts", "economic stability" or "voters have two fundamental choices - between Labour and the Conservatives" has won.

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And what we need to see is that the distance between the two is vast and filled with infinite possibility for other choices.

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It is strange watching a man decide whether to shoot or not, to watch his eyes on a target, to see the battle in his head for choices, to see a conversation happen in silence between two men on patrol.

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