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... Australian dollar bonds available for investment in the over-the-counter market. The two we like are the 2020 and 2030 inflation-linked capital index bonds. With these types of bonds, variations in inflation during the life of the bond are added to and ...
... effectively zero. The problem is that the returns, even if you don't spend the income, are barely keeping pace with inflation. So beating inflation requires a step up the risk curve but you don't want to take too big a step and trip yourself up. In the ...
... leave. Also kids don't start out earning that much more than their parents did - only 6.8% more, after adjusting for inflation, according to FYA. Not surprisingly, only 22% of young Australians believe their lives will be better than their parents'.
... investment-grade government and corporate bonds in developed markets. The strategy can delve off-benchmark in high-yield, inflation-linked, securitised, and emerging-markets debt, but matching past absolute returns will be challenging given that interest ...
... pay month-to-month or year-to-year) increased by 6.20% and 6.18% respectively. This was against year-on-year general inflation of 2.9% and 1.3%. What we can be assured of though is that health insurance premiums will rise. According to inflation figures ...
... soft start to the year but it has little to fear from a strong economy and slightly higher interest rates. Locally, inflation is slow and interest rates are low. Both seem set to stay that way throughout 2016. There is an outside chance that the cash ...