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| | | ... and 2008 where collapsing domestic demand was seen as the prime driver behind the period's GDP shrinkage. But for all the "feel good" rhetoric and commentaries, the Australian stock market was unable to hold onto its gains on the day the "as expected" ... |
| | | | ... come down in May after reaching nearly $US4 a gallon last month, giving a lift to the closely watched measure of how people feel about the economy. That raised hopes that people might be willing to spend more. Both personal income and spending rose 0.4 ... |
| | | | ... comfort of knowing that if you buy something today and it goes on sale tomorrow or within six months, there's no need to feel disappointed as we will credit your Citibank account with the difference," said Rosemary Kwan, head of Citi relationship management ... |
| | | | A shift towards cloud computing has resulted in significant return on investment, according to a Bloomberg technology survey of financial services companies. Over one hundred chief information officers and technology decision makers from major financial ... |
| | | | Financial planners have reacted in fear to the Future of Financial Advice reforms, anticipating less pay for more work - and would pass costs on to clients, research firm CoreData has found. The independent research canvassed the views of 358 advisers ... |
| | | | ... focus groups, member surveys and held face to face regional meetings where we simply talked to them and asked them what they feel a super fund should provide," said Petrou. Members said that while they want core super services, they do want more from ... |
| | | | The Australian market has received positive leads from offshore trading overnight, with securities indices flat to higher, and precious metals and oil also rising. At 0716 AEST on the ASX 24, the June share price index futures contract was four points ... |
| | | | Financial planners should encourage clients to reconsider their view on Australian fixed interest, which represents a safe haven investment, said the head of fixed income at a $22 billion fund manager. Roger Bridges of Tyndall Investments Australia ... |
| | | | ... agreeing or strongly agreeing that superannuation was important to their retirement. More than half of those aged over 46 feel their super balance is low and that they're running out of time to build it up, the study found. The quantitative data, collected ... |
| | | | Outgoing Treasury Group chief executive Mark Burgess has been appointed general manager of the Future Fund, starting in late June. Burgess will remain in his current role until June 24, with former managing director David Cooper alongside him in an ... |
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