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| | | ... Mark Bouris said. "This allows Yellow Brick Road to grow alongside their clients and serve them wholly, from their first home loan right through to their retirement," he added. "Looking after Main Street, as opposed to High Street, is where Yellow Brick ... |
| | | | ... retirement planning were attracting the highest number of questions and engagement online. Young people planning for their first home or kicking off a savings plan also decided to contact a financial adviser during the Financial Planning Week. The FPA ... |
| | | | ... report shows patchy growth across several market sectors. The report also revealed an increase in the number of loans to first home buyers, which increased by 5.9% to 25,101 over the June quarter 2012 - up from the June quarter last year by 11.8%. "The ... |
| | | | ... are suffering a sharemarket hammering, fewer GenY children now expect financial assistance with the purchase of their first home than in previous years, according to RaboDirect. According to the latest RaboDirect National Savings and Debt Barometer survey ... |
| | | | ... supply constraint has already pushed up home prices, fuelled by naive government policies to give cash hand outs to first home buyers that do nothing more than fuel demand against this limited supply, so the average household now spends 34% of their ... |
| | | | ... flows back into negatively geared property and share market loans which should boost house prices and further squeeze first home buyers. With 44% of budget revenues coming from individual taxpayers, the high end superannuation tax changes and cancellation ... |
| | | | First home buyers are already being squeezed out of the market by investors and, as residential investment becomes attractive to self-managed super funds, fears are growing the squeeze will get even tighter. John McGrath, a real estate and investment ... |
| | | | ... bought by superannuation funds... The retirement income system is linked to the economy and that's what it drives, the first home purchase is a different part of the economy." |
| | | | ... without any medical evidence. Peter Lewis, head of retirement products at Aon, said trigger events included taking out a first home loan, marriage, birth or adoption of a child, or a member turning age 30. "It's life-stages insurance cover," he said. ... |
| | | | ... have fallen to as little as one-in-three and was in serious decline. "In the last financial year alone, the number of first home buyers declined from 190,000 to just 90,000," he said. "Even if they are just deferring their purchase, they are then more ... |
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