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| | | ... has to factor in the risk of what happens to the member's account balance over their lifetime. ASFA's fresh calls for an easy-to-understand industry wide risk labelling comes after two years after campaigning against using words such as "defensive" and ... |
| | | | ... recklessness that got us into this mess in the first place," said President Obama. "Some of it was the result of an era of easy credit, when millions of Americans borrowed beyond their means, bought homes they couldn't afford, and assumed that housing ... |
| | | | ... quickly," he said. "[The firm] remains focussed on supporting advisers to gain a share of this growth by continuing to make it easy for them to do business with us and we continue to look for ways to enhance the underwriting and technology experience ... |
| | | | ... would be in the following four years. The Greenspan legacy on monetary policy was breaking from the Taylor Rule to provide easy money, and thus inflate bubbles. Not only did you continue that policy when you took control of the Fed, but you supported ... |
| | | | ... process are being eagerly anticipated by our advisers," he said. Head of BT Wrap, Chris Freeman, said adviser demand for easy access to investment essentials for their 'wealth accumulator' and Gen X clients has driven the platform review. "Given the ... |
| | | | ... the physical metal itself. Futures, forward or options contracts, or Exchange Traded Fund (ETF) or stock certificates are easy to fold and store under the bed, in a cookie jar or in a safety deposit box. But how do you store tonnes of gold? You pay a ... |
| | | | ... law expert. Michael Peters, business law lecturer from the University of New South Wales, said the industry will find it easy in theory but difficult in practice to "codify" planner fiduciary duties. He warned the worst-case scenario is that independent ... |
| | | | ... Some analysts are concerned that the huge rally since March of some 60 per cent for the broad market has been the result of easy money from the Federal Reserve's near-zero interest rates. This, according to some analysts has ignited a massive "carry ... |
| | | | ... a client was fair value, then it would be okay to the client and once [financial planners] made the mental shift, it was easy." The practice used role-playing strategies with their financial planners so they could practice how to approach the upfront ... |
| | | | ... renewed weakening - in housing and behaved consumer price inflation. Both of which bolster the argument that the Fed will be easy for how much it takes and for how long it takes. Perhaps investors, traders and speculators are hunkering down, cashing ... |
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