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| | | ... Reserve interest-rate cut persisted as they have since last Friday, highlighting renewed confidence that policy makers would not let financial markets go into a tailspin. TD Ameritrade Holding Corp shares jumped after the Wall Street Journal reported ... |
| | | | ... make much difference to their retirement income. "There are more than a few Australians who couldn't name their super fund, let alone tell you how their retirement money is being invested. Many people find information on super too dry, so we thought ... |
| | | | The call by NSW Premier Morris Iemma for a lift in the retirement age reflects simple economic reality. It also shows how naive in retrospect people were who criticised the former government's proposals to encourage workers to delay their retirement ... |
| | | | ... because job creation rates in the professional services sector is currently running at four-times that of the technical trades. Let's hope this weekend's 2020 Summit leads to some constructive debate around these ideas rather than calls by interest groups ... |
| | | | ... people want to live in upmarket inner-city places that they can't afford. So call this an aspirational demand problem, but let's not confuse it with a social problem of lack of housing. No wonder Tanya Plibersek, the Commonwealth minister for housing ... |
| | | | As agriculture continues to outperform, the push for sustainable biofuels will only increase investor appetite for investment opportunities in the sector. According to the Commonwealth Bank, "Australia's listed agribusiness sector has significantly ... |
| | | | ... the researcher last week found rents in Australia now average nearly $21,000, an amount that is ironically just enough to let them buy a $400,000 home. |
| | | | Sustainability magazine, Ethical Investor, is holding a one-day forum to ensure investment managers understand how to incorporate environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues into investment processes. Michael Walsh, Ethical Investor executive ... |
| | | | Postmortem into what caused the sub-prime fiasco is pointing the finger at the investment banks, hedge funds and even the apparent hero Dr Greenspan. The main problem, according to a just-released book titled The Trillion Dollar Meltdown: Easy Money ... |
| | | | MFS Premium Income Fund is engaging the Bank of Scotland in talks following a multi-million dollar loan facility breach. The fund's auditor, PricewaterhouseCoopers notes the fund has breached a loan facility of $184 million with third party bank, the ... |
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