Articles by: Chris Murphy
While some Australians consider the worst of the public health crisis to be over, those in the hardest-hit states on the Eastern seaboard are more pessimistic about the economic recovery. […]
One in two Australians struggling with household bills admit if they were eligible to access their super early, they would be more concerned about reducing their retirement wealth than about […]
Nearly one in five Australians with a mortgage expect to freeze repayments in the next 12 months, revealing the extent to which repayment holidays will help many homeowners avoid the […]
To the untrained eye, the collapse in global equities between late-February and mid-March may have looked like a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity – the chance to snap-up quality stocks at rock-bottom prices. […]
Despite initial forecasts for another strong year, the reality of an unprecedented economic shutdown has residential property teetering close to the edge. Beginning 2020 with forecasts for a 7 to 11 […]
Investor sentiment continues to improve, after diving deeply into negative territory in the early stages of the coronavirus pandemic. CoreData’s Investor Sentiment Index has ticked higher for a third straight […]
The pseudo-lockdown of Australia’s economy has changed everyday life dramatically, and while social media will emphasise the extreme behaviours, CoreData is focused on the practical actions Australians are taking to […]
As Australia headed into Easter, the original epicentre of the COVID-19 outbreak formally lifted strict lockdowns that had been in place for over two months. Although hardly out of the […]
Earlier this year, with COVID-19 seemingly contained to mainland China, many anticipated a local market recovery, with a budget surplus perhaps within reach despite a summer of unprecedented bushfires. The […]
Delivering an exceptional advice experience in a COVID-19 world 
Pandemic reveals the essential work of financial advisers 
Why home ownership is the fourth pillar of retirement income policy 
Financial advice and the death of trust 
Why improving financial literacy could open the door to advice 
There are three pillars to Australia’s retirement income policy: the age pension, compulsory super, and voluntary retirement savings. The current review is also considering home ownership as an important part […]
In 2019 financial advisers across the country sent a clear message to their licensees: support us, help us through the changes that are buffeting our industry, our businesses and our […]
Here’s the problem with creating trust benchmarks for financial planning: It’s tricky. It’s tricky because trust is a complex psychological construct; it’s tricky because trust is uniquely personal; and it’s […]
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