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| | | ... (ASX: AGVT) aims to track the performance of an index that provides exposure to a portfolio of high-quality, income-producing bonds issued primarily by Australian federal and state governments. The ETF also tracks a component issued by supranationals ... |
| | | | ... of the supply-demand equation. This increased supply from the US will likely be counteracted by OPEC and non-OPEC oil producing countries when they meet at their scheduled meeting on the June 25 to decide whether or not to extend the 1.2 mpd cut in oil ... |
| | | | ... price of acquiring the investment/s. However, ongoing service fees are wholly deductible where it relates to gaining or producing assessable income. If the advice covers other matters or relates in part to investments that do not produce assessable income ... |
| | | | ... life insurance advice fees, to be tax deductible. Currently, investment advice fees are tax deductible against income-producing assets. This tax incentive should be expanded to fees such as ongoing personal advice and preparing a financial plan or Statement ... |
| | | | ... documents earlier. "Entities should take seriously their obligations under statutory notices issued by ASIC, including producing documents in accordance with the specified timeframe and not preventing the disclosure of documents to ASIC by making inappropriate ... |
| | | | ... an investment in XTBs as carrying an equivalent or substantially the same risk as investments in term deposits, while producing a higher return. ASIC deemed it to be misleading as the risks involved in XTB investments are not equivalent to or substantially ... |
| | | | ... Tesla employs about 45,000 staff worldwide. In a blog post, Tesla chief executive Elon Musk said the cars the company is producing are too expensive, with the cheapest coming in at about $60,000. "We face an extremely difficult challenge: making our ... |
| | | | ... took the sting out of OPEC's production cut announcement. Lower oil prices may be bad for energy companies and oil producing and exporting countries but they're a blessing for others, particularly emerging markets, most of which are largely oil-dependent. ... |
| | | | ... "For those who haven't undertaken study recently, we provide tips on choosing a course, planning a study timetable, producing written assignments and taking examinations in a university environment," wealthdigital technical manager Rob Lavery said. |
| | | | ... have a negative impact on equities... but lower oil prices? Lower oil prices may be bad for energy companies and oil producing and exporting countries but they're a blessing for others. The reason being that lower oil prices are, net-net, positive ... |
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