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| | | ... forecast is a forecast. It's an educated guess that could turn out accurate, an over-estimation or under-estimation. Not to worry, Australian economic and survey data released over the past few days give credence to the RBA's FY2017/18 growth forecast ... |
| | | | ... entity for each of the underlying fund and the investment managers will become adviser to the underlying fund, and [won't] worry about operational hassles anymore." WTW has US$3 trillion global assets under advice and US$86.4 billion in assets under ... |
| | | | ... She used the need for regulation around payday lenders that ask for access to bank accounts as an example. "What we don't worry about is that those payday lenders are then using that data to re-market to those consumers to say, 'Ah, look, they're nearly ... |
| | | | Sixty-eight per cent of Gen Xers worry they will be locked out of the property market and for many the prospect is taking an emotional toll, the latest ME Bank study shows. The findings, which come from a study of 1000 "wannabe home owners", shows many ... |
| | | | ... investment strategies have three years track record and our software keeps portfolios balanced so accountants don't need to worry if they're clients are getting sensible investment advice." Brycki was recently named as a member of the Financial Advisers ... |
| | | | ... disaggregated, specialist government bond manager continues to grow as heightened bank-related portfolio exposures continue to worry advisors and asset allocators," he said |
| | | | "The February NAB Monthly Business Survey gave back the surprisingly strong gains seen in the previous month..." This was the opening line of the NAB report on business confidence and business conditions for February. How much were given back? Business ... |
| | | | ... whether or not households have balance sheets that can withstand a downturn," she explained. She added: "The other issue we worry about, in a systemic sense, is to what extent is there procyclicality in the prices of these things? Is there evidence that ... |
| | | | ... share market. "We are on track for an April hard launch. The regular income needs of Australian retirees, who want less worry about their capital and the opportunity for longer-term growth in their retirement savings is the target market for the Australian ... |
| | | | Data updates on Japan have been a mixture of good and bad in recent times. The latest stats on wages belong to the not so good ones, particularly with respect to the Bank of Japan's goal of reviving inflation in the economy. Average monthly cash earnings ... |
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