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| | | ... buy back. Financials, which led the US market higher overnight, were also strong, with all the major retail banks gaining ground. National Australia Bank was the strongest, up 69 cents, or three per cent, to $23.56. The biggest mover on the ASX 100 was ... |
| | | | Jumpy! This is the word that came to mind when I was watching last night's trading action in the financial markets. Is it only me or has anybody else noticed that the "bounce around" in share prices have been shortening lately? It used to be a matter ... |
| | | | ... be." Mr Elgar said he did not expect the market to close more than two per cent lower on Tuesday. All sectors had lost ground except telecom stocks, which rose 0.06 per cent, led by Telstra which, Mr Elgar said, investors saw as a defensive stock in ... |
| | | | The Default Retirement Age of 65 has been abolished in the UK, which now prevents employers from making staff redundant on the grounds of age alone. Implemented in 2006, the Default Retirement Age (DRA) meant that employers could force their employees ... |
| | | | ... from Thursday's close of $US1,624.99. Qantas lost two cents or 1.4 per cent to $1.40 after Qantas baggage handlers and ground staff voted to keep fighting for better pay, with a one-hour strike possibly being increased to 24 hours. More than 8,000 domestic ... |
| | | | Financial planning dealer groups are responding to a groundswell of momentum to social media, but before they move into the public domain they are making themselves at home with enterprise social media networking. This relatively new concept, especially ... |
| | | | The Government's release of the second tranche of its Future of Financial Advice Reforms has provided few surprises, reinforcing plans to ban conflicted remunerations and soft dollar arrangements. Given the level of fanfare that has surrounded the entire ... |
| | | | ... stock on the ASX 100, plunging 11.1 per cent to $1.17. Typically defensive health care stocks were the only shares to gain ground, with CSL adding 3.2 per cent at $29.73. |
| | | | ... early meetings with a financial planner if deep down they are hoping for suggested investments where they can get in at the ground floor and earn fantastic returns." Instead the focus should be on making people aware of the benefits an adviser can deliver ... |
| | | | ... group and tested what advisers want in the marketplace. "We were looking for the ability to build our own product from the ground up so we contribute to every aspect of the product and make sure all the way along that it is developed in conjunction with ... |
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