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| | | Melbourne company director Mark Ronald Letten has come under further ASIC scrutiny after the regulator moved to appoint receivers to an additional five unregistered property ventures associated with Letten. On Friday, 30 July, ASIC obtained orders relating ... |
| | | | ... unemployment rate to nudge up to 9.6 per cent in July. Employment is expected to fall by 65,000 as more Census workers are let go. Private sector jobs are forecast to increase by 90,000. This leaves the US jobs report wide open to a number of interpretations. ... |
| | | | ... to think about," she said. Solution? Just don't mention the 'R' word: retirement. "They're not thinking about retirement so let's not talk about it as a retirement product. So I think it's about changing the way we talk, changing the mechanisms to the ... |
| | | | ... something which may happen in the future where there is already a superior mechanism that has been used by the regulator - so why let everybody conform to something just because some might, at some time, be required to [disclose their pay]?" That said ... |
| | | | Valad Property Group has won a $700 million mandate from Kefren Properties IX AB to manage the firm's real estate portfolio in Sweden. According to a press statement, the Kefren portfolio consists of 150 properties spanning more than 827,000sqm of lettable ... |
| | | | ... continue that path," he said. "It's not as if they make the change and then when another government comes in they say 'ok, let's go back'. It's better for consumers and better for business." The Coalition is not supporting the banning of commissions ... |
| | | | ... markets again. But did Wall Street care? It's now soooooo over Europe it seems. Uh oh, bad fundamentals not working anymore. Let's try technicals. Yes, ladies and gents, the head and shoulders pattern has not gone away. According to market technicians ... |
| | | | So this is what the markets are like when news go away! Wall Street was a little bit up, so was Europe. Asian equities hopped a tad and Australian shares skipped a beat higher yesterday. Flat was the day in the life of equities markets across the globe ... |
| | | | "If you don't like something, change it. If you can't change it, change your attitude." Maya Angelou Asia is up, Europe is up, Wall Street is up... for three days straight. But what has changed? Nothing really except for investors and speculators getting ... |
| | | | ... and if they're super is part of their estate planning they're more likely to have a will. "Maybe there's a case for saying let's pay it to the estate and that will reduce the trustee's burden on making decisions." |
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