Understanding women is a persistent challenge for the average male, but for businesses there are many more nuances that  must be appreciated that help to understand why women behave the way they do.

New research from CoreData has found that women…

If there ever was a love affair between Australia’s wealthy and the financial planning industry, the signs are that it may well be over.

For the past five years, CoreData has conducted a survey of the buying relationships, habits and desires…

There are two schools of thought about the outlook of people as we get older – one is that we mellow as the years pass and the other is that we become increasingly grumpy.

Interim findings from a new UK study…

The UK opposition Conservative party unveiled a gimmicky plan this week to offer discounted bank shares to the public in an attempt to stir up the siege mentality of British tax payers since the Government bail-out.

The seemingly rashly conceived scheme…

Is inflation set to return to the UK? Consumer price inflation (CPI) in the UK reached 3.5% in January – its highest level for 14 months – but not everyone seems concerned.

Compared to the size of the UK government deficit…

If the media is to be used as a gauge of the gravity of a situation, then it seems we are well and truly out of the frying pan, but are we heading into the fire?

In a relatively short space…