... sentiment has surprised on the upside, jobs have outperformed, the Reserve Bank seems comfortable, we don't have an inflation issue and rates are a record low levels. Macquarie Group (ASX: MQG) seems to innovating into a tech-focused financial stock. ...
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... with market volatility. Fortunately, the Fed has signalled it is aware of global risks and the impact of this on US inflation. In fact, with inflationary pressures still very weak, the first Fed rate hike looks as if it may be delayed into 2016. The ...
... cannot be sustained for too long. For me, what counts is long-term sustainable growth that gives a good return above inflation, especially where that return is a combination of good capital growth and yields that cover the cost of any debt needed to ...
... there has been no easing in lending standards as applied in relation to sub-prime debt and there has been no build-up in inflation pressures or monetary tightening. So it's hard to see the sort of unravelling in global financial markets that started ...
... house prices in real terms over the next three years. A forecast rise of 13% will mean real growth of 5% (assuming 8% inflation), reports BIS's Residential Property Prospects 2015 to 2018. After three years of relatively modest growth, Brisbane's median ...
... well into their 80s and beyond. So a 60-year-old today can often retire on close to 100% of their salary, linked to inflation and government guaranteed. How good is that! You are younger so your defined benefit fund may end up being a multiple of your ...
... still in recovery mode after the 1991 recession (remember those?), with annual economic growth just below 3%. Underlying inflation was encouraging at 2.3%, although the headline rate of inflation stood at 3.7%. And unemployment was still high at 8.4% ...
... over-the-counter bond market. The one we like is the indexed annuity bond, which pays principal and interest (adjusted for inflation) over the life of the bond. An annuity bond is unlike other bonds in that it returns a portion of your original principal ...
... fret about the short term. Focus out some 20 years. Your super will grow and grow, your properties will keep pace with inflation and population growth. Your loans will reduce as you save, and don't forget that every year inflation reduces the real value ...
... payments for the lifetime of a second person (your "reversionary"), in full or in part, after you die. You can build inflation or partial inflation into your payments, but it will mean you receive less income in the early years to pay for it. Why should ...
