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Invest for tomorrow: Aussie Finance sites yet to embrace Web 2.0

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Ramblings about the Australian Financial Planning industry, investing and living a long and successful life. Wednesday, March 28, 2007. Aussie Finance sites yet to embrace Web 2.0. In case you don't already know, Web 2.0 is starting to provide what we all thought the internet was going to provide back in the dot com boom of the late 90's. From Wikipedia. The phrase "Web 2.0" hints at an improved form of the World Wide Web. And advocates suggest that technologies such as weblogs. And online Web services.

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Invest for tomorrow: Future Fund to actually provide for the future

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Ramblings about the Australian Financial Planning industry, investing and living a long and successful life. Thursday, March 22, 2007. Future Fund to actually provide for the future. Kevin Rudd yesterday announced. The plan to use $4.7 billion from the "Future Fund" to bring our Broadband network into line with the rest of the developed world if the Labor Party wins the next Federal election. Bring on faster internet… downloading of movies, games and music quicker for me. Productivity gains? Taking a few...

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Invest for tomorrow: Financial Planner minimum education not substantial

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Ramblings about the Australian Financial Planning industry, investing and living a long and successful life. Monday, February 26, 2007. Financial Planner minimum education not substantial. Has uncovered a sad truth about the Financial Planning industry in his article "Minimum training for planners is not enough". This is often likened to a game of hide and seek, the answers are there, you just have to find them. The Financial Planning Association. Is working hard to promote the Certified Financial Planne...

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Invest for tomorrow: The Good, The Bad, and the Bull Run

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Ramblings about the Australian Financial Planning industry, investing and living a long and successful life. Wednesday, February 28, 2007. The Good, The Bad, and the Bull Run. It was only yesterday that I posted on how we have had an incredible Bull Run over the last 4 months, and it was only a matter of time until there was a slip up along the way. The S&P ASX 200 Index yesterday. Good news coming to those who wait, or just a fortunate coincidence of events? Is the Bull Run finally over? I work within t...

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Invest for tomorrow: Timing the Markets

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Ramblings about the Australian Financial Planning industry, investing and living a long and successful life. Saturday, March 10, 2007. I previously posted about timing the market versus time in the market. Robyn Bowerman has an interesting post. The moral of the story is however, you really don't know when the best and worst days are, so invest for the long term! Interesting. 1 subscriber. March 12, 2007 at 11:39 PM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. The Future Fund - Part 2.

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Invest for tomorrow: The path to success... watch A Current Affair

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Ramblings about the Australian Financial Planning industry, investing and living a long and successful life. Wednesday, April 18, 2007. The path to success. watch A Current Affair. Taking in my daily dose of comedy last night (A Current Affair), I came across a story about a woman who '5 years ago was recently divorced and debt ridden, but today is the owner of 71 properties worth $6.5 million'. A few problems with the story:. 1 How did she find all these properties with such high rental yield? These wou...

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Invest for tomorrow: The Future Fund - Part 2

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Ramblings about the Australian Financial Planning industry, investing and living a long and successful life. Saturday, March 24, 2007. The Future Fund - Part 2. I previously posted about Federal Labor's plans to use part of the "Future Fund" to improve telecommunications infrastructure, and provide faster Broadband to more Australian's. Using Government assets to offset taxes? Makes sense to me, not the Libs though. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). I work within the Finanical Planning Industry. I ...

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Invest for tomorrow: Tax free pensions... until you die

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Ramblings about the Australian Financial Planning industry, investing and living a long and successful life. Thursday, March 29, 2007. Tax free pensions. until you die. Now, the definition of a dependant in this case is basically spouse or dependant child, under age 18, which generally means that those of us who have Boomer parents transferring their assets into super, are not going to see everything when our parents unfortunately, but inevitably depart this fine planet. This needs to be changed. Tim...

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Invest for tomorrow: More downward pressure to come?

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Ramblings about the Australian Financial Planning industry, investing and living a long and successful life. Wednesday, March 14, 2007. More downward pressure to come? The US stock market closed remarkably lower last night, due to weak retail data and what has been referred to as a "lending crisis". Have we seen the dead cat bounce, with more downward movement to come on world markets? Expect to see more red today, an possible more red in the coming weeks! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my comp...

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Invest for tomorrow: So much for that "downward pressure"

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Ramblings about the Australian Financial Planning industry, investing and living a long and successful life. Tuesday, March 27, 2007. So much for that "downward pressure". A couple of weeks. Ago I posted on how the long term trends indicated we were going to see more Red days than Green days on the stock market. Well, the market has all but recovered all of these losses! The US Dow Jones Index. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Tax free pensions. until you die. The lesser know...