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| | | ... to keep up your education, for yourselves but also to educate the public on what we do," said Kelly. "There is a real problem in Australia, it is an uneducated country. I say that because only two out of every 10 people are seeking advice and we know ... |
| | | | ... contraction in both the services and manufacturing sectors accelerating. And if you think this is just happening in the problem periphery - you're wrong - the core looks to be melting too. Germany's manufacturing PMI recorded its first contraction in ... |
| | | | ... relationships, it is adding burden for suburban and regional planning practices and the cost of advice will go up." "The problem is that it will be harder and more costly to access advice," Tim Browne, general manager, CommInsure added to the debate. ... |
| | | | ... relationships, it is adding burden for suburban and regional planning practices and the cost of advice will go up." "The problem is that it will be harder and more costly to access advice," Tim Browne, general manager, CommInsure added to the debate. ... |
| | | | ... or Portugal or Spain or Italy from asking for the same debt reduction? They'll ask to have what Greece was given. The problem is the longer the Europeans take to implement a credible solution, the messier the whole thing becomes and the further down ... |
| | | | The Australian share market continued to trade lower at noon on Tuesday, reversing Monday's gains, amid pessimism overseas about Europe's ability to sort out the region's debt problems. The benchmark S&P/ASX200 index had lost 72.5 points, or 1.7 per ... |
| | | | ... might even get a lending hand bonus from the International Monetary Fund (IMF). Sounds like a plan. The bad news - the problem has been kicked down the road to this coming weekend (23 October) at the European Union summit in Brussels. The weekend that ... |
| | | | "Hush, little baby, don't say a word. Papa's gonna buy you a mockingbird And if that mockingbird won't sing, Papa's gonna buy you a diamond ring..." What's currently happening in Europe reminded me of this lullaby. If you believe the headlines, Slovakia's ... |
| | | | ... summit and called for new tax reforms such as increasing the annual concessional superannuation caps and a solution to the problem of excess contributions tax on superannuation. "In SPAA's view, the current, excessively low concessional contribution ... |
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