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| | | ... with the $1.6 million cap," Howard said. "The good news is that there is a simple way to determine this and it's actually pretty straight forward. You calculate the total balance of a defined benefit pension for the purpose of the $1.6 million transfer ... |
| | | | ... Yellow Pages ad, and the accountants would pay him a fee, which he says was "roughly half the cost of running the ad." "Pretty soon," he says, "I had a bunch of accountants, they'd each pay me half the cost of the ad, and I was making ten times the value ... |
| | | | ... investment gives you a 200 basis points head start? I'm allowed to be wrong on Japan because I have a 2% cushion, that's pretty cool." Managing director of BetaShares Alex Vynokur said following the launch there has been a lot of enthusiasm for the fund ... |
| | | | ... mitigating downside risks is vital," Ryan said. "In terms of performance improvement by reducing risk, those numbers are pretty big. You don't want to say that it's flawed but if you've got an efficiency gain there of 150 bps that's a big number." The ... |
| | | | ... whole innovation story for super because of cheque size and lack of funds management skills," Ferris said. "That's changing pretty fast and that's a good sign. At the larger end of funding for innovative middle-sized larger corporations the situation ... |
| | | | ... earnings were down 5% that was as much a function of volumes and air fares being lower in dollar terms. Tourism bit has been pretty important in the pick-up of the non-mining part of the economy," Bruce said. In May last year Perennial created the listed ... |
| | | | ... superannuation system is to provide income in retirement, the case for diverting some of our savings to pay for insurance is pretty weak. Yes, insurance may provide income to some people in particular circumstances but it absolutely certainly detracts ... |
| | | | ... meeting and it's assumed she'll take the minutes or she's asked to get the coffee or the water, all those examples are still pretty rife and not just in financial services, but in a lot of organisations," she said. "So you get this real shock between ... |
| | | | ... need for more data or a reassessment on the ability of negative rates to achieve the banks desired outcome. "The market is pretty split on what they're going to say, some think that they could just be looking for more data, particularly now that the ... |
| | | | ... correction. According to 'The Economist magazine, equities are the only game in town because "the returns in cash and bonds are pretty dismal". Let me add moral hazard to this. Years of central bank salvation from nasty corrections have conditioned investors ... |
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