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| | | ... the sharemarket index has been 20%. Who would've thought term deposits could be over three times more risky than share dividends when it comes to income drawdown? Sure, equity prices are more volatile, but the point is how many retirees would appropriately ... |
| | | | ... bullion to the price of gold," Van Eck Global Australia managing director, Arian Neiron, said. "As gold shares can pay dividends, gold equities provide income whereas holding bullion incurs storage costs." However, GDX and gold have in common a low correlation ... |
| | | | ... rotation will be the "bondification" of equities, the favoring of companies with defensive features, including high dividends. "The key word is pragmatism," PGI chief executive Grant Forster told Financial Standard. "Investors are chasing returns rather ... |
| | | | ... financial crisis was to occur again, Kotecha said AB InBev would be ideally placed. "[In the GFC] companies were slashing dividends and raising capital. AB Inbev wouldn't have to do it. They'd take advantage of the low share prices and possibly increase ... |
| | | | ... true for retirees who are prepared to live off their income and consume capital by taking profits occasionally. He said dividends and associated franking credits provide protection against inflation and longevity risks. Rice also explains myths around ... |
| | | | ... year low of $1.15 per share after it announced $640 million in writedowns and impairments and said it would stop paying dividends. Meanwhile, Qube shares lost 16 cents, or six per cent, to $2.61 after the logistics and infrastructure company warned it ... |
| | | | ... their balance sheets. But according to Rieder, in recent years they have increasingly used debt for stock buybacks and dividends, thereby rewarding equity-holders at the expense of bondholders. "There is nothing wrong with stock buybacks and dividends ... |
| | | | ... risk in falling equity markets, potential for long-term capital growth, and some income including franked Australian dividends. Part of AB's strategy aims to reduce volatility by identifying and investing in high-quality listed equity securities, which ... |
| | | | ... High Yield Plus ETF (ZYAU), which "looks at total share buybacks of each ASX300 company over the last year and total dividends. With that combined figure we pick the top 40 yielding companies and weight them based on the yield," ANZ ETFS head of distribution ... |
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