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| | | ... staff. But speaking at the Parliamentary Joint Committee (PJC) hearing this morning, Whiteley refuted the figures, saying the ISN report on which it appeared the comments were based, has since been updated. "Firstly the data quoted did not include or ... |
| | | | ... Macpherson said both hard and soft commodities valuations are currently looking attractive due to the last six months but that isn't to say that things are going to recover tomorrow. "Agriculture stocks are a volatile sector due to weather impacts and ... |
| | | | ... financial literacy of all Australians. Lack of awareness of the value of financial advice or the specifics of financial products isn't a gender-specific issue," said Kirby. |
| | | | ... requirements. Instead it is because MySuper will force fund promoters to define the dimensions on which they compete. Finally, MySuper isn't even compulsory. Fund promoters that do not wish to compete this way aren't even required to do so as MySuper ... |
| | | | ... insurance commissions inside super. "Since Bernie Ripoll's inquiry was recorded the Governments agenda has been hijacked by ISN and it is imposing unnecessary costs on planners that will have to be passed onto consumers," said Cormann. When pressed if ... |
| | | | ... that Europe's failure to resolve the debt crisis could have "significant adverse effects" on the global economy. News? This isn't news. News is Fitch Ratings latest bombshell - the credit ratings agency said that it "believes that unless the Eurozone ... |
| | | | ... yes to you too gentle reader Spud, Europe went haywire again last night - giving weight to your assumption that, "... Italy isn't the end of the euro debacle. France can't be far away and if they go down then no one can tell us how bad things will get. ... |
| | | | ... main growth poles, China, the EU and the US, are driving the global economy. "The Euro area is in serious trouble, the US isn't doing too well, and China is doing OK but has big risks, hence qualified caution about where the world is heading," said Thirlwell. ... |
| | | | ... infrastructure and climate change. ASFA chief executive Pauline Vamos also spoke of the need for the industry to address groups it isn't currently engaging with, such as indigenous people, passive investors and divorcees. Vamos also highlighted the messages ... |
| | | | ... threat? We already are in contagion land folks. And if this is contagion, I say bleh. A near 4% drop on Wall Street? Bleh! This isn't even half the 9.04% spiral on the S&P 500 -- or the more than 733-point drop in the Dow -- on 15 October 2008 during ... |
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