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| | | ... the FPA encourages planners to plan client reviews carefully, giving priority to those affected immediately or very soon, versus those where the potential impact is very significant," De Gori advised. Meanwhile, Association of Financial Advisers' chief ... |
| | | | ... projected $20 billion by 2020-21 through the impact of technology, efficiency dividends and staff freezes. As for "good debt" versus "bad debt", the Budget papers report that about 89% of Australia's Budget is recurrent spending and only 11% is for capital ... |
| | | | ... portfolios can drive performance, Sanlam's AI Dynamic portfolio [not yet available in Australia] boasted a total return of 281% versus its benchmark's 74% over the same period. It lost 7% on a bad month while its benchmark fared worse at 12%. Driving ... |
| | | | ... acceleration in industrial production comes as no surprise -- 7.6% in the year to March (the fastest rate since December 2014) versus 6.3% in the January-February period and market expectations for a 6.3% increase. Consumer spending is also on the rise. ... |
| | | | ... fund delivering 12.2% p.a. (after fees) over the five year period to February 2017 realising excess returns of 10.4% p.a. versus the benchmark, and the microcap fund generating 11.4% p.a. after fees over the same period (9.6% p.a. above index). NovaPort ... |
| | | | Threats and counter threats are coming in fast between the United States and North Korea suggesting that neither side is backing down from a full-scale armed (nuclear or conventional) confrontation. On his visit to Seoul, US vice-president Mike Pence ... |
| | | | ... is tough business. There are many competitors and financial advisers are becoming more savvy on where they get the alpha versus beta returns for clients. Against that backdrop, one active specialist defied the odds, pulling more than $500m in AUM in ... |
| | | | ... aided by the fact that the fastest-growing cohort in Australia is people over 65, who are looking at a 7% dividend yield versus a 1.5% cash rate. The difference is stark." |
| | | | ... growth in retail spending up to 3.7% from 1.0%. Core retail sales (ex-fuel) were also strong, jumping by 1.3% in February versus January's 0.3% dip and expectations for a 0.4% increase. Year on year, core retail spending grew by 4.1% from 2.1% in Jan ... |
| | | | ... hikes next year, according to WBC), the growing labour marketslack, along with A$ strength - it has appreciated by 6.0% versus the US$ and 4.5% on the trade weighted index (TWI) this year to date - and still below target inflation - put pressure on the ... |
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