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| | | ... because Australia's economy would now grow by 1.5 per cent instead of the 0.5 per cent contraction forecast in the May Budget. This is because Australia is fortunate enough to sit right next to industrialising China. According to RBA Governor Glen Stevens ... |
| | | | ... wear flowers in your hair." Government expenditure? How are we going to pay for the US$1,400,000,000,000 -- and growing -- budget deficit? Taxes will increase sharply in the future and welfare services sharply reduced. Pooped! What's the alternative? ... |
| | | | ... and temporarily reducing the co-contribution scheme, along with a boost to age pension payments. Following this year's budget, then superannuation minister Nick Sherry, noted that the reductions were a response to the disproportionate superannuation ... |
| | | | Financial planners will struggle to get many Gen-Yers to follow financial advice after yet another study found one in four have never budgeted in their life and, even when they do, it's to blow the lot on a holiday. St. George Bank commissioned a study ... |
| | | | ... division. Lilian Tham, chief operating officer at Schroders Singapore, said the implementation process was on time and within budget. "This gives us the foundation to extend our capability in Singapore further across the region. The next phase is to ... |
| | | | Infrastructure managers face tough barriers to mandates from institutional investors if they do not review their high fee models, argues Watson Wyatt. A new research paper from Watson Wyatt, titled Improving Fees in Infrastructure, said the firm favours ... |
| | | | ... where it could more substantially move markets. "Higher oil and gas prices over the past five years have resulted in large budget and current account surpluses and an enormous increase in the net foreign assets and international reserves of the GCC countries ... |
| | | | ... await America down the road - when the stimuli are unwound. Take for instance last Friday's report showing that America's budget deficit soared to US$46.61 billion in September, bringing the total FY 2009 deficit to US$1,417,121,000,000. This accounts ... |
| | | | ... diminishing. (Although this is also caused by worries over the massive US dollar supply and concern over the growing US budget deficit - but that's beside the point). Whereas demand for risky ones - equities, commodities, corporate credit and commodity-based ... |
| | | | ... our core trustee services," said Aitkin. "Our vision is to be Australia's pre-eminent trustee." He said the strategy's budget and plan is still being drafted but speaking to corporatefile, he said there's a lot of demand for the company's responsible ... |
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