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| | | ... market is sometimes unfairly labeled as being the most competitive. "What we've seen is that all sections of the market, in pretty much every jurisdiction globally, are quite competitive. We've got a lot of the same players in each place," Orr said. ... |
| | | | ... workforce) is considerably less than other countries who have well developed and well respected systems. "We thought we might do pretty well here because our super system is compulsory - well it is compulsory for employees earning more than $450 a month. ... |
| | | | ... February - the highest reading since July 2010 and the eight straight month of above-50 readings - from 51.5 in January. With pretty numbers like these, who needs a rate cut? And were it not for still low inflation in the country, RBA Gov Glenn and his ... |
| | | | ... rising by 0.8% in the three months ended December 2015 when they were expected to drop by 3.0% but... they're still not a pretty set of numbers. Uglier still, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS), "Estimate 1 for 2016-17 is $82,572m. ... |
| | | | ... confidence in Australian stocks has shaken, and maybe we're getting more interest in global equities and obviously we've got a pretty good representation and get a reasonable share if there is more interest out of retail advisers," he explained. As to ... |
| | | | ... likely to draw down at a slightly higher rate. "We've broken down the data in to larger and smaller balances and you see pretty similar patterns," Reeson said. "So what we're seeing is very conservative drawing down behavior in most cases and of course ... |
| | | | ... members, over a one year period, are converting into a pension account. If you look over longer periods of time this is pretty stable," Johnson said. "The higher balance members are more likely to open a pension, it makes more sense as they can afford ... |
| | | | ... released its "Outlook for Economic Activity and Prices" report where it scaled down its growth and inflation forecasts (I'm pretty sure they've already seen this before they convened last month). The BOE now expects real GDP growth of 1.2% at the end ... |
| | | | ... the US. That's where the weight of money is managed, everybody comes through all the time and Chicago is eight hours from pretty much everywhere." Though Australian investors' are generally realising that they must diversify their exposures internationally ... |
| | | | ... to age 85 you still have to fund another 10 to 15 years' worth of retirement," Hutchins said. "Up until age 75 you are pretty much paying your own pension. You don't [necessarily] need insurance before 75. But between 75 and 85 there's quite a big change ... |
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