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| | | ... turning up daisies one more time. Oh yeah, oh yeah. Hate to say this but... didn't I tell you it would? That the Irish problem, like Greece's and Dubai's, would go away - or at least relegated till the next European debt scare when financial markets ... |
| | | | ... interest at QIC said that the fundamentals in Ireland " do not look good" and that the crisis is part of a deeper structural problem in Europe that could take years to play out. But she added that the turmoil had paved the way for some opportunistic ... |
| | | | ... when the soldiers' motto, "yours is not to question why, yours is just to do or die" is the overriding credo. And it's problem with inflation? Now that flows are coming back to the US dollar, and together with its restrictions, speculative hot money ... |
| | | | ... transitioning to fee-for-service, case studies, practical tools and online forums to illustrate fee-for-service solutions. "The problem facing planners is how to effectively transition their practice to fee-for-service and protect the income and profitability ... |
| | | | ... first wave of baby boomers retire, and understanding this "historic challenge" and laying out a strategy to tackle the problem will be a key mandate for the industry. "I do believe that fundamentally our superannuation system is marked by compulsory ... |
| | | | Gearing used by self-managed super funds has doubled over the past two years, largely to fund purchases of property, a new study has found. And the debt binge looks set to continue with another 40 per cent of SMSFs ready to embrace gearing over the ... |
| | | | ... billion into the financial system every month for the next eight months. Good. Yes, good. That takes care of America's problem with the threat of deflation and the millions of Americans who are still looking for jobs. Maybe... The US$600 billion QE2 ... |
| | | | ... liquidity which overflows to countries like Brazil, and then we have to take measures to address that issue. It does create a problem." Only last month, Brazil's government raised the tax on fixed income securities investment from 2 per cent to six percent ... |
| | | | ... liquidity management and the valuation of unlisted assets. The regulator said liquidity management remains a lingering problem for many super funds whose investments in managed investment schemes remain frozen. Among other recommendations, APRA said ... |
| | | | The latest AMP Poll has highlighted the issue of division within the financial planning industry between risk management specialists and those who see it as an add-on. The poll reported that the majority of financial planners believe that the cost of ... |
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