Articles, tagged with "bank of australia", page 1
14th September 2011
Small business expert Amanda Falconer says that there are three key questions that every business owner needs to answer at the end of FY11 to help develop their financial management skills.
"Small business owners tend to be good at what they do in the...
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Author:
indigohomes
14th July 2011
The significance of Executing Frequent Loan Health Checks
Just like a regular medical check-up is important for your health, regular mortgage checks are essential particularly in today’s economic circumstances. The financing and property industry is on...
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Author:
Dennis Suriba
14th July 2011
When you have a home loan or you are about to obtain one so that you can purchase a house, you must grasp just how interests work mainly because they are applied to loans. You need to know about precisely how vital increasing or lowering interest levels c...
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Author:
cashbackmortgage
03rd June 2011
When considering investing in any foreign currency, it’s wise to be aware of certain economic indicators that can affect the value of that currency in FX trading. The following are several key Australia indicators and indexes to consider when trading the ...
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Author:
Patrick Kalashnikov
27th May 2011
The Australian Dollar is widely traded on the foreign currency market. Including Australia, 8 countries use the Australian Dollar in total. Australia is the biggest of these 8 countries (Cocos Islands, Heard and McDonalds Islands, Kiribati, Nauru, Norfolk...
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Author:
Patrick Kalashnikov
19th May 2011
Australian mortgage loan brokers will always be up to date with the most recent movements in the house loan industry. They accomplish this by checking different lenders across Australia and keeping watch of the official interest rates defined by the Reser...
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Author:
cashbackmortgage
07th May 2011
The decision to purchase a home comes long before you actually come up with the funding. Once you have decided to enter into home ownership the next major decision is deciding how much home you can afford and how you will go about paying for it. There a...
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Author:
Barry Stevens
15th April 2011
Many people “believe" that as interest rates increase, property prices flatten, or even fall. This “belief" is at times justified due to the sentiment that property should drop when interest rates increase, coupled with a very short term drop in auction c...
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Author:
Surf Pacific
07th April 2011
The modern world is ruled by technology and every effort is being made by people across the world to make life simpler and more comfortable with the use of technology. In the fast paced life, people do not have time and want convenience in every factor of...
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Author:
Adam Reedy
07th April 2011
St. George Bank of Australia is the fifth biggest financial institution in the nation and an individual of the major 20 publicly listed businesses in Australia.. It supplies a variety of goods and companies like wealth management, personal banking, instit...
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Author:
Gordon Villarreal
01st April 2011
Credit and Debt are the Ying and Yang of Financial Management
Some people believe that being able to access a lot of credit is “Kudos" towards their character and financial capability without realizing it is also the bright side to what can quickly becom...
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Author:
michxm7pha
25th February 2011
St. George Bank of Australia is the fifth biggest bank in the nation and one of the top 20 publicly listed companies in Australia.. It provides a variety of products and services like wealth management, personal banking, institutional and business banking...
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Author:
Sonal Kaur
04th February 2011
With 2010 a year of ups and downs for investors, what is 2011 expected to bring, and, as an investor, what signs should you be looking for?
For long-term holders, Australian shares remain a good investment and buyers will find value in further market w...
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Author:
Chris Lafey
26th January 2011
Australia has the highest household debt to disposable income ratio in the world, even higher than the USA.
In the 1980s the average Australian household had debts totalling about 40% of their disposable income. In 2006 this ratio had increased to 158...
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Author:
Chris Lafey
15th December 2010
The cash rate will remain at 4.75 per cent over December.The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has handed a welcome boost to mortgage holders in Australia by announcing it will not be putting the interest rate up this month.This could be a great relief to c...
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Author:
Tphillipson
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