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| | | ... average returns between 10 and 15% (gross). Because the sector is maturing and growing, liquidity and capacity are quite limited - which has been one of the main hurdles large intuitional investors face when allocating capital, she says. State-owned ... |
| | | | Self-managed superannuation funds will be prevented from circumventing contributions caps through the use of limited recourse borrowing arrangements under new Budget measures. Announced in the Federal Budget this week, from 1 July 2017, the outstanding ... |
| | | | ... plus three percentage points. According to the Budget, while these are First Home Saver accounts there will be no age limited on those who can contribute funds, and both members of a couple will be given access to the measures. The Australian Institute ... |
| | | | ... was a "massive failure on housing affordability." First home buyers will now be able to make voluntary contributions (limited to $15,000 per year and capped at $30,000) to their superannuation to save for a house deposit. |
| | | | ... investment management of Bankers Trust Corporation; and is chairman of Argo Investments, Argo Global Listed Infrastructure Limited, and vice chairman, Asia Pacific of Berkshire Capital. "I am very much looking forward to the opportunity to chair the ... |
| | | | ... for residential property investment - Howard/Costello, 2007 In 2007, during the last months of the Howard government, limited recourse borrowing arrangements were introduced as the way for SMSFs to access loans to purchase a property. While this wasn't ... |
| | | | ... demonstrate how a Government appointed and controlled body would be preferable to a competitive model where politicisation is limited because the power of choosing a fund is vested in each individual consumer and employer." The Australian Institute of ... |
| | | | ... proposes existing Fairfax shareholders retain 100% of Australian Community Media, New Zealand Publishing, Macquarie Media Limited and Stan via a new ASX-listed vehicle, New Media Co, also containing Fairfax's existing net indebtedness. The consortium ... |
| | | | ... with," Bowen said. Since 2007, SMSFs have been allowed to borrow money under certain conditions to invest in assets on a limited recourse basis. According to Labor, this has been a growing feature of many SMSFs, particularly for the purchase of property. ... |
| | | | ... in portfolios and 43% have less than 25% exposure. Respondents attributed this to a variety of factors, including cost, limited demand from stakeholders, unclear value proposition, and lack of knowledge and capability. Globally, 50% said it's difficult ... |
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