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SMSF may be unhealthy if over-exposed

From Equity Trustees

Reports about severe problems caused to some self-managed superannuation fund (SMSF) members by the lack of government compensation for SMSFs that invested in Trio funds such as the Astarra Strategic

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18 Apr 2011

More to risk than market volatility

From Australian Unity Investments

Ongoing concerns by investors about market volatility may mean they are ignoring other critical investment risks which can have a major impact on their retirement income, says Mr Cameron Dickman,

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06 Apr 2011

Regulators should not judge super funds on size alone, Russell warns

From Russell Investments

Recommends trustees use comprehensive test to meet scale requirements Know your fund first – evaluate before reacting to scale concerns Russell Investments is calling on trustees and industry regulators to

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29 Mar 2011

What to look for now in global equities

From Fidelity Investment Managers

As the world keeps changing, so does the way you should look for investment opportunities around the globe. You do not always have to invest directly in emerging markets to

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23 Mar 2011

What’s the most important aspect of equities to analyse?

From Fidelity Investment Managers

Think of Apple’s success and you credit the genius of Steve Jobs. Microsoft’s founder was the just-as-talented Bill Gates. News Corporation wouldn’t be what it is today without Rupert Murdoch.

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22 Mar 2011

SMSFs to be Their Own ‘Bank’ to Fund Investment

From Almond Investors Limited

SMSFs Receive Rent for Leasing the Orchard Assets to Growers! While this is the eighth year that Almond Investors Limited has made an Almond Project available to the retail market,

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04 Mar 2011

AMP Capital Investors acquires additional stake in Thames Water

From AMP

AMP Capital through its European flagship fund, the Strategic Infrastructure Trust of Europe (SITE) and separately managed accounts, has taken an additional stake in Thames Water, the largest water and

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01 Mar 2011

Eight in ten voters say yes to change: but not enough to save embattled unitholders

From Century Funds Management

Century Funds Management (Century) is pleased to have stood up for Opus 21 unitholders despite attaining insufficient voting numbers to replace Opus Capital Limited as manager of Opus 21.

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28 Feb 2011

Actuaries call for longevity risk focus – including new generation annuities – in Federal Budget

From Institute of Actuaries of Australia

The Institute of Actuaries of Australia (the Institute) has today urged the Government to prioritise longevity risk policies, including development of a new generation variable annuities market, to meet the

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17 Feb 2011

Investor Signposts: Week Beginning February 20 2011

From Craig James - Commsec

The big picture One of the biggest issues at present is the conservatism of Aussie consumers. Australians are saving again, rather than spending. And rather than buying goods on credit

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17 Feb 2011

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