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22 November 2013 |
Staff reporter
Do restrictions on land availability greatly affect property prices? Many argue that developers have been manipulating the market for decades. But according to one analyst, the picture is more complex.
22 November 2013 |
Reynard
The argument by the Productivity Commission to raise the retirement age to 70 may not look politically saleable, but it is a warning that the government will be much less willing to fund retirement as the population ages. The requirement to save for your own retirement has never been greater.
21 November 2013 |
Broker reports editor
Investors are growing nervous about bubbles being formed. But a report by Deutsche Bank shows that, while there are danger signals, the underlying valuations are about in line with the historical average.
21 November 2013 |
PSI

Investors should assess the likely impact of lower wage growth on the Australian economy and financial options. Some are arguing that interest rates will have to stay low, and the high $A is having a big impact.
20 November 2013 |
PSI
New rules on financial advice will change the industry but clients are advised to be extremely cautious. There are gaps in the rules and the risks still remain.
19 November 2013 |
PSI
Investors who invested overseas have done well over the last year -- and that is with the $A still at historically high levels. The reasons to look offshore remain, but great caution is needed. The economies of the developed world remain under long term pressure and big companies are still reluctant to invest.
19 November 2013 |
Broker reports editor

CSR is heavily leveraged into the building sector, which may be about to experience more activity. It is benefitting from lower aluminium prices and is getting more favourable ratings. But investors may be advised to wait for the recent share price strength to abate.
18 November 2013 |
Staff reporter

Both Australia and New Zealand's property markets are looking overheated. New Zealand's central banker is talking tough, Australia's is not. It suggests that Australian property is going to be allowed to run even further, but for investors there are serious dangers.
18 November 2013 |
PSI
The $A is high and SMSF investors should be looking offshore for some diversification. The developing world offers some high revenue-generating stocks, but there is also a higher level of risk in what are immature capital markets.
15 November 2013 |
PSI
Some important points of clarification about why not-for-profits are not-for very much at all, and why the Tax Office is skilled at using other people's money to get other people's money.
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