Australian investors are expecting the good times to continue for the foreseeable future with expectations the next quarter will be a positive one for both domestic and international shares.
The findings stem from the opinions of some 998 investors involved in the latest CoreData Quarterly Investor Index Report, …
One of the characteristics of the financial planning industry in the United Kingdom is its variability.
The interesting thing about these businesses is not their variability in size, or client type or even the way they market their services – it’s the variability of the systems planners use …
Australian mortgage brokers are generally satisfied with their existing mortgage group and working conditions, with only a relatively small number considering joining another network.
A new brandmanagement national study of mortgage brokers reveals only 4.2 per cent of brokers are actively seeking new employment.
43 per cent indicated …
Competing as a financial services company in China, like many other industries, presents both significant risks and opportunities.
Opportunities include the fact a small – but significant in absolute terms – proportion of the population has and continues to amass wealth.
Meanwhile risks include the significant consumer and …
The British Government’s forced postponement in introducing its highly controversial Home Information Packs (HIPs) is set to further complicate navigation of the UK residential property market for millions of consumers.
The delay and then only partial incorporation of HIPs is sure to create added confusion in the UK …
Australian financial planners are broadly positive the first quarter of the next financial year will reap positive rewards for them and their businesses.
This week marks Financial Planning Week and planners it seems are in buoyant mood according to the latest CoreData Adviser Sentiment Index, with more than …
