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| | | ... expected to grow faster than the inflation rate over the medium term. It seeks to achieve inflation protection from dividends and tax effectiveness through maximising franking benefits "We believe that a well-diversified portfolio of quality companies ... |
| | | | ... outsider might bring to a top executive-level post." There are four funds mentioned in Lucas' analysis: Franklin Rising Dividends (rated neutral), Templeton Global Bond (still rated gold), Franklin Income (rated bronze) and Franklin High Income (rated ... |
| | | | ... streams of income like cash and fixed income. "PL8 is the first Australian LIC targeting to pay monthly, fully-franked dividends, which will appeal to investors who require a dependable income stream from their investment portfolio, but want to avoid ... |
| | | | ... underlying assets provides investors with stable, reliable and growing income." The stability provided means consistent dividends that grow at attractive rates, often above the level of inflation. McKanna said: "We are at the early stage of markets recognising ... |
| | | | ... shareholders instead. Commsec reports that out of the 135 companies that have reported profit results last week, 89% are paying dividends rather than re-investing in their businesses (and of course, raising pay packets). This is underscored by the Capex ... |
| | | | ... Asset Management is the responsible entity, is a large-cap equity ETP targeting high-yielding stocks and consistent dividends. It aims to deliver capital growth and an income stream paid quarterly to investors. Switzer is seeking quotation on the ASX ... |
| | | | ... invested $568 million in the bank, recognising $1.3 billion of equity accounted earnings and receiving $178 million in dividends; $259 million of ANZ's post-tax profits last financial year were attributed to SRBC. ANZ deputy chief executive Graham Hodges ... |
| | | | ... counterparts, Australian banks have typically muscled through weaker economic conditions and delivered bumper profits and dividends to shareholders. This was not so much the case when 1HY16 results were announced, as the effects of a rebalancing economy ... |
| | | | ... Australian large cap share focused LICs against the broader market, with an average portfolio return (pre-tax NTA plus dividends) of 2.3% for the sector over the last 12 months. Over the past five years this sector has delivered an average portfolio ... |
| | | | Global dividends fell to $281.7 billion in Q3 2016, down 4% year on year and the weakest performance since Q2 2015. The weak performance puts pressure on Australian investors who are heavily dependent on dividends for their equity income and, according ... |
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