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CBA launches new instalment product

CHRIS NICHOLLS | THURSDAY, 9 AUG 2007

... local index without annual resets or margin calls, he said. Investors also get access to any ordinary dividends, franking credits (subject to individual circumstances) and capital growth for the life of the instalments. "Instalments continue to be a ...

Online investing in its prime: Macquarie

CHRIS NICHOLLS | THURSDAY, 24 MAY 2007

... with gearing of up to 95 per cent, as well as the ability to go long or short. As such, investors could claim franking credits on dividends and to receive capital gains tax discount treatment for positions held for greater than 12 months. Unlike CFDs ...

Aurora to IPO $150 million buy-write trust

ALEX DUNNIN | TUESDAY, 11 APR 2006

... $2,000, will be suited to individual or self managed super fund investors seeking income returns that include franking credits that come bundled with medium term capital growth.

Standard & Poor's rates CSAM and Vanguard offerings

... index fund," says Standard & Poor's fund analyst Ken Ostergarrd. The fund's focus on dividend paying shares with franking credits and monthly distributions is suited to lower tax bracket investors requiring regular income stream including DIY super funds. ...

Macquarie's taste for income

... on income which potentially almost halves the return. The Tax Effective Monthly Yield Fund will use a mix of franking credits, deferred tax and portfolio trading strategies that minimise capital gains tax realisation. Murphy says the aim is to reduce ...

Mariner launches new instalment products

... allowed by a superannuation fund. The investor also has access to all the underlying investment's dividend and franking credits. An investor in an instalment makes an initial payment - usually half of the price - and then a second instalment to acquire ...

Investing pre-tax or post tax? That is the question: Navigator

... basis. "The Telstra buyback is an example of this dilemma for some fund managers because of the large amount of franking credits involved in the buyback, which can make it unattractive on a pre-tax basis but attractive on an after-tax basis" said Fechner. ...

Aussie shares get protected with Perpetual

... be covered through the reinvestment of dividend income from shares. The fund however will continue to provide franking credits to investors. Perpetual's general manager of adviser distribution Mr Damien Crowley said advisers were looking for a type of ...

HGL posts 24 per cent jump in year net profit

AAP | THURSDAY, 27 NOV 2003

... totalling 12 cents per share which equated to 8.4 cents per share fully franked. "The company has sufficient franking credits to continue to fully frank dividends for the forseeable future," Mr Eley said. HGL's import and distribution business posted ...

Afternoon Market Wrap: Quiet end to ASX week

... Amro equities director Leigh Gardner said investors were pleased that the nation's biggest telco offering full franking credits in the buyback, and found overseas traders willing to sell. "Some of the overseas clients were actually happy to sell into ...

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Future Group marks new successor fund transfer

KARREN VERGARA

Future Group announced its Smart Future Trust will take on the GuildSuper and Child Care Super brands as the group continues to expand with another successor fund transfer.

HUB24 expands C-suite with innovation role

VINNY VUCAGO

HUB24 has strengthened its executive leadership team with the creation of a new chief operating and innovation officer role, bringing technology, innovation and strategy implementation under a broader remit.

Former director jailed for misuse of $1.75m

VINNY VUCAGO

Former Equitable Financial Solutions director Usman Siddiqui has been sentenced to six years and six months' imprisonment for dishonestly using his position as a director and misappropriating company funds.

PE giants partner with Nvidia for $709bn AI platform

MATTHEW WAI

Apollo, BlackRock, Blackstone, Brookfield, Goldman Sachs and KKR have signed memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Nvidia to mobilise half a trillion US dollars ($709bn) of third-party capital to further accelerate the buildout of AI infrastructure.

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