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| | | ... biggest financial concern for people was whether they'll have enough money to retire on. "This will begin to alleviate that problem," she said. "The bottom line is it will pay for itself within the next 15 years because it will alleviate the government ... |
| | | | The Australian stock market has received positive leads from the US and Europe overnight, as investors overlooked a litany of bad news. At 0905 AEDT, the June share price index contract was up 28 points at 4,750 points, on volume of 4,457 contracts. ... |
| | | | A study found that a segment of the Australian population is more likely to fall prey to dodgy financial products because it is 'not their nature' to seek professional financial advice. In a study conducted late last year, "Unemployed and struggling ... |
| | | | ... cent, at 9,206.75 points. A stronger yen is a negative for Japan's powerhouse export sector, potentially dealing another problem to an economy already wracked by an earthquake, tsunami and evolving nuclear crisis. HONG KONG - Hong Kong shares closed ... |
| | | | A superannuation fund which invested $300 million in the catastrophe bond sector last year has said it does not expect any direct losses from the Japan earthquake tragedy. Paul Gregory, head of communications for New Zealand Superannuation Fund, said ... |
| | | | There are better ways to deliver the aims of MySuper than those currently being explored by the government, super fund experts said. Shifting the focus from fees to the total profit that funds extract from MySuper products and even limiting that amount ... |
| | | | ... system is currently on the move towards a new pension contract that should be sustainable for the future," she said. The problem becomes worse with increased longevity. A possible solution could be to push the retirement age to as high as 67 in 2017 ... |
| | | | ... strength in bond markets - suggest investors are not really buying into the oil will derail growth or inflation is becoming a problem scares. They are buying the dips instead. |
| | | | Trustees will not be able to register an SMSF until there are assets in the fund under a new ATO system launched late last year. Two months ago, 30,000 SMSFs were reclassified as 'Registered - Status not determined', as part of an incentive to make ... |
| | | | ... contribution to daily global oil supply. Saudi Arabia alone has more than enough in excess reserve to fill the gap. The problem is that other major oil-producing nations like Algeria, Bahrain, Kuwait and Iran are also in the thick of protests for regime ... |
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