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| | ... is not the time to be making long-term moves. "On a diversified basis it's always a good idea to have a bit of everything; history tells us that high yield bonds can actually provide a much higher return on a risk adjusted basis compared to a listed ... |
| | | ... incentives to grow or retain funds under management," a Rest spokesperson told Financial Standard. "We will continue to do everything we can to support our members in financial distress, including making early release payments to those who are approved ... |
| | | ... early release of superannuation. "It's not worth the $300," Tynan said. "It's not just the Statement of Advice, it's everything. It's so hard.... And it's harder for people in the country and in regional Australia." However, Tynan did say there has been ... |
| | | ... 'supply shock' from the OPEC+ collapse in March was really a mirage, the demand shock from COVID-19 is overwhelming everything," Winans said. "Ultimately, the path for oil prices is going to follow the path of this virus. "Until demand shows ... |
| | | ... clicked into another gear where their biggest priority is to pacify their clients and make sure their clients feel that everything is under control." Financial Planning Association of Australia chief executive Dante De Gori applauded financial advisers ... |
| | | ... during the current climate. "Many argue liquidity is an aspect of defensiveness, as we have seen over the last month, everything all of a sudden became correlated and the only true defensive was really cash," Geffin said. "The common theme in these disclosures ... |
| | | ... these markets that we are in a Seinfeld skit and in this morning's episode, like George, markets decided to do everything the opposite of yesterday, in that the S&P 500 rose strongly after a weak start and entered bull market territory, defensives ... |
| | | ... stimulate their respective economies, and the bears who think there is a lot more bad news to come." D'Amato believes everything is reliant on the trajectory of the US economy. "If the economy is on a downward trajectory, companies will be too," ... |
| | | ... after they lose their job in a recession rarely work ever again in the rest of their lives - with knock on costs in everything from mental health to domestic violence," he noted. "So, some of the jobs saved now will be returning benefits for a genera ... |
| | | ... similar considerations, by 15% on average. In a letter the fund reassured its members and investors that it is doing everything it can in the current circumstances. "We are actively monitoring these unprecedented circumstances to ensure that your hard-earned ... |
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