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| | | ... in growth. Volatility for the fund during the period was 48% less than that of its benchmark, after including franking credits," Maslen said. The fund, which charges a management fee of 0.55%, invests primarily in Australian equities and is designed ... |
| | | | ... made in Australia. Matterson said this can be made through an intuitive look at Australia's strong system around franking credits and a high dividend focus. The report said "stocks are better equipped to keep up with inflation because their prices and ... |
| | | | ... costs this is around 1%), compared to yields of 6% on commercial property and 5.7% for Australian shares (with franking credits)," Oliver said. "This means that the income flow an investment in housing generates is very low compared to shares and commercial ... |
| | | | ... and favour wealthy overseas investors over local retirees who rely on dividend income and the reduced tax from franking credits, according to Taxpayers Australia. TAL head of superannuation and Taxpayers Australia superannuation products & services manager ... |
| | | | ... returns. As a result, Australian investors require standardised benchmarks that incorporate the tax effects of franking credits," said S&P Dow Jones Indices director of global equity indices Michael Orzano. "With the launch of the S&P/ASX Franking Credit ... |
| | | | ... focuses on three other factors: total return-that is, ignoring benchmarks and being alert to the potential of franking credits to produce after-tax returns; quantitative research to identify stocks that work well in down markets, and fundamental research ... |
| | | | ... is 8.7% per annum versus the Index at 6.8% per annum. For those investors who can take full advantage of the franking credits generated from the Company's investment activities, including realised gains, the returns are 11.1% per annum for AMCIL and ... |
| | | | ... which is a blue-chip equities portfolio, giving investors direct exposure to the earnings growth, dividends and franking credits of around 30 of Australia's biggest companies. The portfolio is designed to exhibit high correlation with the ASX200, but ... |
| | | | ... picking. They also cater to retail investors' preference for domestic shares, and the strong dividend payouts and franking credits associated with them. They are, in other words, the quintessential passive instrument for retail investors. But is this ... |
| | | | ... Builders, investors become the beneficial owner and receive exposure to price performance, dividends and potential franking credits. UBS has launched the new suite with two options for investors. A UBS Share Builders is designed to help build a share ... |
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