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| | | ... $34.86, ANZ down nine cents at $33.43, Commonwealth Bank down 13 cents at $81.44 and Westpac was one cent lower at $34.92. Telstra was up half a cent at $5.675. |
| | | | ... 13.5 cents to $33.535, Westpac had dropped 20.5 cents to $35.015 and Commonwealth Bank was seven cents weaker at $81.63. Telstra shares were also down, dropping four cents to $5.68. |
| | | | ... Super, State Super, Commonwealth Superannuation Corporation, REST, HESTA, Sunsuper, Cbus, ESS Super, Super SA, GESB and Telstra Super. Japan's Government Pension Investment fund once again topped the list with its $1.2 trillion, and was the only fund ... |
| | | | ... cents at $35.38, ANZ up 13 cents at $33.74, Commonwealth Bank up 28 cents at $81.78 and Westpac 10 cents higher at $35.08. Telstra continues to rise, adding four cents to $5.70. The owner of the Priceline pharmacies brand, API, was six cents richer at ... |
| | | | ... a rolling 12 month return at end June of 11%. The top five Workplace super funds (by MySuper and default options) were Telstra Super, CFS FirstChoice, AUSCOAL, Rio Tinto and UniSuper; the top five Personal super funds (by balanced options) were Telstra ... |
| | | | ... Tuesday, with Origin Energy up 41 cents at $16.05, Santos up 17 cents at $15.02 and Oil Search 9.5 cents higher at $9.755. Telstra was also lifting the market, up 5.5 cents at $5.635. The resources sector was mostly lower, as iron ore prices again fell ... |
| | | | ... found six cents at $33.49, Commonwealth Bank advanced 15 cents to $81.47, and Westpac strengthened 10 cents to $35.14. Telstra picked up two cents to $5.58. National carrier Qantas was up two cents at $1.49. On Wall Street in the US, the S&P 500 index ... |
| | | | ... industry-first and could potentially save members thousands and boost their income in retirement," QSuper chief executive and 2013 Telstra Australian Business Woman of the Year, Rosemary Vilgan said. "We're offering them [members] more control over managing ... |
| | | | ... said. "Overall, it seems the global economy are hoping for some cheap funds from central banks to keep things going." Telstra was the largest company to go ex-dividend on Wednesday and shed 17 cents, or three per cent to $5.57, but CMC Markets said the ... |
| | | | ... to an 'excellent' rating. Mainstream brands tend to rate a lot lower than that, with Optus achieving an NPS of minus 8, Telstra minus 13 and commercial airlines' average around zero, which is regarded as 'good'. Advisers on the Most Trusted Advisers ... |
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