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| | | IOOF continues to grow its financial advice footprint after Bridges Financial Services acquired Credit Union Australia (CUA) financial planning division. Bridges, which is owned by IOOF, provides financial planning services to approximately 80% of the ... |
| | | | ... that," Mr Shamu said. Asian markets had also been fairly positive on Monday, helping to sustain momentum, he said. Among the major banks, National Australia Bank was 26 cents higher at $33.79, Westpac had improved 23 cents to $34.78, ANZ was up 18 cents ... |
| | | | Tasked with bridging the connectivity gap between Invesco's investment capability and the broad Australian institutional market, chief executive Martin Franc outlines his strategic vision for the fund manager and tells Mark Smith why he's the perfect ... |
| | | | ... likely to be dominated by the build up to this evening's ECB announcement with strong potential that risk aversion will be a major theme," CMC Markets sales trader Niall King said. BHP Billiton was up 18 cents at $36.34, as it also confirmed it was cutting ... |
| | | | ... dollar (down on average by 2.7% in the March quarter on the trade weighted index) and even with the price of one of our major exports, iron ore, on the slide - is a feat in itself). Just imagine how much more 'Made in Australia' there will be to ship ... |
| | | | The vast majority of Australians do not like the idea that their superannuation is invested in fossil fuels, a new survey has found. According to the report, 67% of Australians would choose a superannuation fund that does not invest in fossil fuels ... |
| | | | ... greenback to 1.3627 last night from 1.3672 at the star of the year - the time when the Fed started taper - this close to a major ECB move. It could be that the currency markets are still waiting for the shape of the ECB's policy measures, or that... ... |
| | | | ... Billiton was down 16 cents at $36.75, Rio Tinto was 40 cents higher at $59.63 and Fortescue Metals was flat at $4.49. Among the major banks, National Australia Bank was 11 cents poorer at $33.77, Westpac lost 13 cents to $34.47, ANZ fell eight cents ... |
| | | | ... were looking forward to retirement, with 64% expecting to be reliant on the Age Pension. However, the report also found a major lift in the use of financial advisers, with 52% of respondents taking some sort of advice compared with 30% the same time ... |
| | | | ... seems to always be something to chime about and the iron ore price talk has become bit of a self-fulfilling prophecy." The major miners all fell in reaction to iron ore prices dropping to near two-year lows. Rio Tinto dropped 73 cents to $58.57, BHP ... |
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