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| | | ... in the year to December - the highest in the current cycle - from 2.5% in the previous month. Economists think that the magic figure when this starts flowing through into inflation is 3%. |
| | | | ... that government may change the superannuation rules before they retire." Grattan Institute highlighted that there is "no magic pudding" when it comes to super, noting higher compulsory contributions will be ultimately be funded by lower wages, which ... |
| | | | ... diversification, better management of down side risk and return enhancers. "So the 'alternatives' exposure has become a 'magic pudding' which is expected to deliver growth-like returns, lower risk and low or negative correlations to equities," Barr said. ... |
| | | | ... Retirement Advice Centre retirement adviser David Reed said he observed from 2010 onwards that many of his clients had set a "magic number" for retirement, but continued working once they'd reached that point. "It wasn't because they weren't financially ... |
| | | | ... this great land yet when this catchy jingle from Westpac's ad was playing on Australian TV back in 1989. Thanks to tech magic, I can play, rewind and replay it over and again (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NtFvjYv39-8). The time is ripe, perhaps, for ... |
| | | | ... bad news sells and "bad-er" ones sell better). True to script, the bad news have rolled in thick and fast. "It may take a magic wand from the RBA (or the new Turnbull government) for Australia to escape a recession. Already, Australian (per capita) living ... |
| | | | ... when the All Ordinaries index looked set to break the 6,000-point barrier. It was only 0.8% away (45.2 points) from that magic mark when it closed at 5,954.8 points on 27 April 2015 - up 10.5% from the beginning of the year and outperforming developed ... |
| | | | ... provide a wider range of benefits than most pension funds globally - and anyway, MySuper hadn't had a chance to work its magic yet. The question of whether MySuper was bringing down fees was answered in September when the Australian Prudential Regulation ... |
| | | | ... and the government are saving this time. Even EU VP Katainen has his reservations about the plan, saying that it is "not a magic wand with which we will be able to miraculously invest ourselves out of a difficult economic climate". It sounds like "boxed ... |
| | | | ... assets." But she reminded delegates: "There is no free lunch. There is no pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. There is no magic pudding." |
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