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| | | ... AgeingWorkforceNews, an information and research website specialising in how to promote older employees staying on, "a recent poll of Canadians over the age of 55, [listed] health assurances as the best thing an employer can offer older workers to keep ... |
| | | | ... infrastructure, Donnelly said there are also opportunities for pension investment in healthcare and technology. The findings of the poll is relevant because more than half of those surveyed come from the largest super funds in the country, representing ... |
| | | | Emerging markets are set to grow more than three times the rate of developed markets and will shrug off the sub-prime led liquidity crisis with ease, according to emerging markets wizard Mark Mobius. EMs investments expert Mobius from Templeton Asset ... |
| | | | ... fall and pointing to looming revisions in how we manage the global currency system. Illustrating the concerns, an online poll on the Fat Prophets website has two-thirds of people believing that in 15 years the USD will no longer be the world's de facto ... |
| | | | ... this year. The housing price spike that reached 12 per cent if we consider just prices is so severe however that an online poll conducted by X Inc Finance found that almost 44 per cent of people believe they are unlikely to ever own their own home or ... |
| | | | ... Index for November is due, as is the TD Securities-Melbourne Institute Inflation Gauge for November. In Sydney, the Post-Poll Telecom Agenda seminar on telecommunications policy under the Rudd Labor federal government will be held. Also in Sydney, the ... |
| | | | ... that the government should take a lead in tackling the country's chronic underinsurance, according to a financial planner poll. More than 50 per cent of the attendees at this month's ING OneCare Express roadshow said that the government needs to work ... |
| | | | ... latest PPI figures could turn the spotlight. While tax cut plans and economic debate have been hijacked by endless "worm" and poll specualtion, a higher than expected rise in the producer price index (PPI) has fuelled expectations that underlying inflation ... |
| | | | Consumer confidence has bounced back, after an 8.1 per cent fall last month, to 14.3 per cent above last year's levels and 13.9 per cent above the 20-year average. The Westpac-Melbourne Institute (W-MI) Index of Consumer Sentiment rose by 4.2 per cent ... |
| | | | A pre-poll rate hike could be a shot across the bow of the coalition's election campaign love-boat, however a sooner rather than later approach to monetary tightening might make less of a splash. With second quarter headline inflation surging past the ... |
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