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| | | | ... alternative assets has been swept under the table because people have become complacent in good times. Some are in denial, and are angry about the situations in the market and continue seeking for bail-outs or put the blame on other parties, such as ... |
| | | | The angry reaction of pensioner groups to last week's Federal Budget highlights how crucial superannuation will be to taking the fiscal edge off aged care benefit entitlements. The government, seemingly caught offguard by the criticism, has said a review ... |
| | | | ... fisheries and wildlife service spent US$7 million last year. These are insane numbers - they're pathetic, so I'm really angry and really disturbed and I want to do something about it and I thought this is one way we can make a contribution," he said. ... |
| | | | ... the loss, said there were others at the creditor's meeting she attended on March 30 who lost more. "There were a lot of angry people at the meeting...some invested their whole life savings," she said, citing a pensioner who lost $250,000 and another ... |
| | | | ... However, the central bank said it also wants the interchange fees paid through Visa's debit card scheme regulated, prompting an angry response from Visa. The RBA said it had imposed an Access Regime on credit card schemes, completing its plan to allow ... |
| | | | ... week, prompting calls for greater regulation of get-rich-quick property investment seminars. Mr Kaye expressed regret to angry investors at a meeting of NII creditors in Melbourne meeting yesterday. Creditors of the Empower Group also met yesterday. ... |
| | | | Angry Telstra Corp shareholders last week applied their collective war paint for what turned out to be an unexpectedly hostile annual general meeting in Sydney. In a marathon session which stretched beyond five hours, the airing of grievances ranged ... |
| | | | ... not concerned about the need for life insurance to cover survivors in the event of a sudden death of one of them," said an angry Robin Yates, President of the Association of Financial Advisers (AFA). "This is one of the most ill informed comments I have ... |
| | | | ... $5.00 mark during the morning session while chairman Peter Willcox and chief executive officer Andrew Mohl tried to reassure angry investors at the AGM that they were steering the stricken giant in the right direction. Banking stocks were mixed, with ... |
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