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| | | ... problems can occur if the markets are in decline, as Robertson explains. "If there is a boom then a bust at that time, no problem, the account balance will be high and there is money in the bank to survive a market dip. But if it is bust and then boom ... |
| | | | ... said underinsurance levels were now chronic, citing a Lifewise/NATSEM report released last February that indicated the problem could cost the government $1.3 billion over the next 10 years in extra social security payments. The AFA is soon set to begin ... |
| | | | ... ultimately be proved to be temporary... but if it stays temporary for longer, it might reach the core. Only then will we have a problem. Oh not us Australians. The Reserve Bank of Australia is in a good place. Again, I heart the RBA. |
| | | | The Australian market has received positive leads leading into Monday's trade, with offshore markets buoyed following the departure overnight on Friday of Egyptian president Mubarak. On the ASX 24 at 0645 AEDT, the March share price index futures contract ... |
| | | | The Australian market is receiving mixed leads from offshore trading overnight. Most key market indices were lower, but oil and copper were higher. On the ASX 24 at 0822 AEDT, the March share price index futures contract was five points lower at 4,883. ... |
| | | | ... risks of declines, inflation and longevity, he said. "I like the public to private partnership type structure. I have no problem with life insurers or industry funds issuing annuities but I think they have to do their risk management a bit better." Richard ... |
| | | | This decade could prove to be a 'golden age' for stock pickers, rather than the 'ice age' that had been predicted, according to an academic. US and European investment houses are increasingly moving towards a 'bucket approach', with up to 50 per cent ... |
| | | | ... trending lower - 1.19 per cent in November 2010. Global demand needs to strengthen some more before inflation becomes a problem. But with major central banks are aware of this - what with financial markets reminding them everyday - they'll be ready to ... |
| | | | The Australian market has flat to mixed negative leads from offshore trading overnight. The Dow ended higher, but Wall Streets's other key indices were lower, as were European and Asian markets in Wednesday trade. Precious metals were higher, but oil ... |
| | | | ... regulatory and inflationary pressures of 2011 in the Asia Pacific. Just last week, Schroders suggested that inflation problem may lead to overheating in China, while Chinese authorities are moving to tighten policy to stabilise the region's growth. "It ... |
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