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06 October 2015 • By • 1 min read

Rice Warner debunks lump sum 'myth'

Research conducted by actuarial firm Rice Warner has shown the belief that the majority of Australians take their superannuation as a lump sum is ...

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Be sceptical of profit results: William Buck

Investors should look past underlying profit results in order to avoid making "costly mistakes", warns accounting and advisory firm William Buck

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Citi targets 'emerging affluent' market

Citi is looking to corner the 'emerging affluent' market with the launch of a digital banking service targeted at customers with between $50,000 and ...

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Large-cap funds underperform index

Large-cap Australian equity funds returned an average gain of 5.6 per cent, with most continuing to underperform the index, says S&P Dow Jones ...

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Indian equities a ‘long-term structural play’

India has the necessary macroeconomic tailwinds to turn it into the next major investment destination, argues Saxo Capital Markets. Saxo Capital ...

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RBA to hold firm on rates, says HSBC

The Reserve Bank of Australia is expected to keep the official cash rate on hold tomorrow as the falling Australian dollar begins to support economic ...

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Aussie equities set to suffer: Aus Unity

The recent poor performance of Australian equities has reinforced the importance of geographic portfolio diversification, says Australian Unity ...

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M&A deals down 30 per cent

The number of merger and acquisition deals in the 12 months to 30 June 2015 was down significantly on the previous year, but a number of 'mega-deals' ...

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Advice practice values down, accounting up

Financial planning practice values were down in September while the value of accounting practices headed in the other direction, according to business ...

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Domestic demand essential for global growth

Yields will remain at their depressed levels unless the global recovery in domestic demand broadens out from the US to Europe and emerging markets, ...

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