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How well do you know your mortgage?
Andreas Lundberg
September 19, 2018
The very well-respected bank team at UBS published a very interesting piece of research today that we believe is well worth taking a look at. The team performs an annual survey of Australians who have taken out a mortgage during the previous 12 months. The survey covers 1008 individuals and is spread both geographically and in loan size, so the findings are statistically significant for the overall population. They have published quite a few different reports looking at the data from different angles, but today’s version is very interesting for the insights it gives into the financial literacy of Australians. Continue…
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MONEY NEWS 18.09.2018
Roger Montgomery
September 19, 2018
In this interview on Money News, Roger discusses the aged care sector. With the announcement of the Royal Commission what is the long-term outlook for these companies?
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Just do it – how Nike’s $6bn loss was really its gain
Joseph Kim
September 17, 2018
The marketing gurus at sports apparel behemoth Nike recently launched a controversial advertising campaign in the U.S featuring one Colin Kaepernick. For those that don’t follow American Football or gridiron, Colin Kaepernick was once a star quarterback in the National Football League who generated significant controversy and debate following his decision to kneel during the National Anthem before games to protest police brutality. Continue…
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Why consumer-oriented stocks could soon struggle
Andreas Lundberg
September 17, 2018
While the Federal government continues to crow about the strength of the Australian economy, a worrying trend is occurring that is getting less attention: Australian households are saving less. Sooner or later, this trend will reverse. And when it does, consumer-oriented businesses will feel the heat. Continue…
by Andreas Lundberg Posted in Consumer discretionary, Market commentary.
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