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| | | With the dust settled on reporting season, Goldman Sachs Asset Management head of Australian equities Dion Hershan said that Australian equities look selectively attractive. Hershan said that while the last reporting season pointed to healthy balance ... |
| | | | ... the Mexican economy. Over the last few years, macroeconomic stability and financial innovations have allowed for better mortgage credit products and financial intermediaries' funding techniques, resulting in higher availability of resources financing ... |
| | | | Australian Unity Investments has increased the regular monthly withdrawal facility of the AUI Mortgage Income Trust, offering 3 per cent of the trust for withdrawals each month. The increase is effective from 25 August 2010 and investors can set up ... |
| | | | ... crisis could be helping to improve the timeliness of credit card payments and lower balances. When people don't make mortgage payments, they have a short-term cash boost... That can provide extra money to pay down credit cards." Now we'll just have to ... |
| | | | Pacific First Mortgage Fund unit holders will have the choice to exit the fund after a Morgan Stanley-sponsored real estate vehicle offered to buy up to 49 per cent of the units. Project Junior Pte Ltd (PJPL), a company owned by Morgan Stanley Real ... |
| | | | ... - or both -- as the only options. The Fed is reportedly planning more quant easing - buying government bonds to bring mortgage rates down even lower. And according to Bloomberg, "the Obama administration will offer $1 billion in zero-interest loans to ... |
| | | | ... also from Seven Group Holdings Ltd, MAp Group, Regional Express Holdings Ltd, Suncorp-Metway Ltd, ING Industrial Fund, Mortgage Choice Ltd, Asciano Group, Transpacific Industries Group Ltd, Skilled Group Ltd, APA Group, Hastie Group Ltd, Devine Ltd ... |
| | | | ... an owner-occupier in Australia, your interest payments aren't tax deductible. So what that means is, if you've got a mortgage rate of 7 per cent and you've got a marginal income tax rate... of 50 per cent, you have to find a pre-tax, risk free rate of ... |
| | | | ... consumers," Hockey said at an Association of Financial Advisers doorstop interview yesterday. Credit card customers and mortgage holders in particular will bear the brunt of the tax. Instead, he claims the government should do what the Coalition government ... |
| | | | ... disturbing for the market," Mr McCarthy said. "Although it is being painted as an ongoing stimulus, taking money from maturing mortgage securities and putting it into treasuries is actually withdrawing money from the private system. "The market has become ... |
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