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What has happened to term deposit rates and fixed rate bond prices since the cash rate cut?
A few weeks ago we compared changes in the cash rate to the average term deposit rate across all maturities of the major four banks. On the 1 May 2012, the Reserve Bank surprised the market and cut the cash rate by 50bps, double the expected cut of 25bps. Since … Continue reading
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Tagged Interest Rates, Investments, Retirement Savings, Term Deposits
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Video: The Benefits of Having a Financial Planner
If you want to get in shape and need push in the right direction, you hire a personal trainer. If you want advice and a push in the right direction to be in good financial shape, hire a financial planner. Sometimes it takes outside help to change old patterns of … Continue reading
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Tagged Budgeting, Investing Styles, Investment Psychology, Investment Video, Investments, Retirement Savings, Super, Superannuation
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2012-2013 Federal Budget Review – an investors perspective
The surplus that Australia had to have The 2012-13 Federal Budget contains a raft of measures designed to “spread the benefits of the mining boom” and generate an estimated surplus of $1.5 billion in the next financial year. Measures target corporate Australia and high income earners. The increase in … Continue reading
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Tagged 2012 Budget, Aged Care, Budgeting, High Income, Investments, Retirement Savings, Super, Superannuation, Tax, Tax Concessions
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Top free apps to save you time and money
www.smh.com.au Patrick Commins April 1, 2012 Managing your finances has never been easier thanks to a range of apps for your smartphone or iPad, whether it’s splitting the bill, monitoring your shares or searching for a house. The pleasures of touchscreen technology even makes budgeting fun (well, almost). We’ve … Continue reading
Innova Asset Management – January 2012 Market Update
January was a strong month for equity markets, albeit still a volatile one. Throughout the month the Aussie Dollar appreciated against most major currencies, particularly the US Dollar. Concerns increased about the situation between the US and Iran over a possible closing of the straits of Hormuz, and OPEC stated … Continue reading
Back to Basics – Value vs Growth
Michael Fazzini, AMP Key Account Manager, discusses the differences between value and growth investment styles.
Smoother sailing on the investment high seas
There is no doubt that 2011 was a tough year with many investors finding volatility in the sharemarkets challenging – the US debt debate, revolts in the Middle East, Greece’s near economic collapse, the European debt crisis, the threat of another recession in the US and fears of a Chinese … Continue reading
