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| | | ... of 59 means that people not only have more than 20 years of retirement to enjoy but to fund and we know many people do not feel as prepared as they want to be for the reality of their retirement finances," said Louis Hawke, managing director, retail ... |
| | | | The Australian sharemarket was almost two per cent lower at noon, feeling shockwaves from Wall Street's worst day in three months. At 1200 AEST, the benchmark S&P/ASX200 index was down 91 points, or 1.94 per cent, at 4610.1, while the broader All Ordinaries ... |
| | | | ... is also a severe lack of confidence in all kinds of savings and investment vehicles. "It's not unrealistic for people to feel like that after the past year, and this lack of confidence is something the industry has to tackle head-on," he said. "Many ... |
| | | | ... D.R. Beare concludes that, "the recovery might be a false dawn that leads to a bigger boom and bust outcome... oh no, I can feel a new letter coming... vV." My pong. I have no problem with this argument although I see the recovery alphabet more of 'Vv' ... |
| | | | When is a triple A rating not AAA? When the credit rating agencies say it is - in our case, Moody's. But first, a very big yawn with a matching upward stretch of both arms! I am talking about the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting, of course. ... |
| | | | BOB has spoken and what financial markets heard was good. BOB, of course, stands for Bernanke, Obama and Buffet. But go back to yesterday's news and carefully read or listen to what the 'three wise men' uttered. Go on. Read again. Listen again. Was ... |
| | | | ... Maybe because he was more circumspect, as would be expected from any central banker. He warned that, "it's still going to feel like a very weak economy for some time." A similar refrain from President Obama when he told his Bloomberg interviewer that ... |
| | | | ... recovery, and concerns about it have been weighing on the stock market. As long as job losses remain high, consumers won't feel comfortable about spending money, which the US economy badly needs in order to resume growth. The Dow rose 96.66, or one per ... |
| | | | Australian fund managers with international equities expertise should pay attention to three UK pension funds, which are looking to dish out more than $400 million in international shares and index-linked gilts mandates. England's Falkirk Council is ... |
| | | | ... adding direct share capability was one of the biggest addition to the platform the firm has made yet. "With direct shares we feel we are not only keeping our existing advisers and clients satisfied, we are opening Pursuit Select up to customers who considered ... |
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