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Builders in the red

by Staff Reporter • 27 Jun 2008
Small construction groups make up 20 per cent of businesses that go into administration according to an ASIC report... READ MORE
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Fed holds rates at 2.0pc

by Staff Reporter • 26 Jun 2008
The US Federal Reserve’s (Fed) Federal Open Market Committee left rates unchanged at two per cent it was... READ MORE
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Industry split over fee-based future

by Staff Reporter • 26 Jun 2008
Reduced commissions may accelerate the transition towards a fee-based structure for Australian brokers however... READ MORE
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Wealth on the rise

by Staff Reporter • 26 Jun 2008
The annual World Wealth Report released by Merrill Lynch yesterday has revealed the number of wealthy Australians grew... READ MORE
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175,000 finance jobs to go worldwide

by Staff Reporter • 25 Jun 2008
Up to 175,000 jobs with financial firms could be axed globally by this time next year as a result of write downs and... READ MORE
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Housing loans drive banks? growth

by Staff Reporter • 24 Jun 2008
Australian banks registered a 22.3 per cent growth in total assets over the year to December 31st 2007, APRA announced... READ MORE
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Labour outlook gloomy: Melbourne Institute

by Staff Reporter • 24 Jun 2008
The Melbourne Institute’s Monthly Bulletin of Economic Trends report has revealed that the growth outlook for... READ MORE
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Commission cuts no impact on Refund Home Loans

by Staff Reporter • 24 Jun 2008
Refund Home Loans (Refund) is adamant its business model will remain unchanged despite reductions of up to 30 per cent... READ MORE
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Consumer credit card spending growth slows

by Staff Reporter • 24 Jun 2008
Consumer credit card spending registered a three per cent rise in April from March – the slowest growth seen in... READ MORE
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US rates to hold, for now

by Staff Reporter • 23 Jun 2008
The US Federal Reserve is unlikely to raise rates this week despite indications that economic growth may improve. READ MORE