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| | | ... clients and serve them wholly, from their first home loan right through to their retirement," he added. "Looking after Main Street, as opposed to High Street, is where Yellow Brick Road sees the opportunity." |
| | | | ... less efficient. Exemptions and other measures that claim to protect small investors generally don't work," he added. "Main Street will suffer." The transactions tax has been proposed as a revenue raiser to help address the US government deficit. A statement ... |
| | | | ... I bet nobody would even feel it," he said. Bloggers, however, were less enthusiastic saying it was another tax on Main Street to bail out Wall Street, it should apply only with a trading threshold test and that the size of US financial system relative ... |
| | | | ... that to say that the Europeans are under a "huge amount of pressure" is an understatement. It's now boiling over to Main Street. The "Occupy Wall Street" protests against corporate greed, irresponsible banks, inept governments, income inequality, etcetera ... |
| | | | ... AMP's planning practices on 1 July), their next strategy is to increase the accessibility of their advisers through 'main street' shopfronts. "We think we're being pretty innovative in the advice space. We've got the Horizons academy and we're moving ... |
| | | | ... by backing laws that are in the best interests of business, investors and taxpayers - commenting that "it's about Main Street, not just Wall Street." In a press statement, Joe Dear, Council of Institutional Investors chair and chief investment officer ... |
| | | | ... some are angry. They don't understand why it seems like bad behaviour on Wall Street is rewarded but hard work on Main Street isn't; or why Washington has been unable or unwilling to solve any of our problems. "They are tired of the partisanship and ... |
| | | | ... good for ordinary Americans unless he gets the economy right. It doesn't have to be a battle between Wall Street and Main Street. |
| | | | ... single dime" of taxpayer money used to they bail them out. But as the slump in equity markets showed, what is good for Main Street may not always be good for Wall Street. But investors who want to be clever by half should follow the money. These are ... |
| | | | ... The rest of them - the ANZ, Westpac, Bendigo, etc. - are yet to announce their move. Undoubtedly, they are watching Main Street Australia's reaction to the big two and see whether they too could get away short changing or keeping the change altogether. ... |
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