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Retirement Income: the place of Listed Investment Companies & other managed funds PDF Print E-mail

by Peter Thornhill, Motivated Money

Retirement is a time for some serious mental adjustment (amongst other things!).  Following decades of asset accumulation, we are faced with the switch to the initially unfamiliar scenario of income plus wealth maintenance in the best case or, in the worst case, gradual wealth consumption. I find too many potential retirees spend the last few years before retirement agonising over the amount of money they will need when, voluntarily or not, ones working life comes to an end.

 
Volunteers wanted: Join the company monitoring team in 2010 PDF Print E-mail

Standing up for shareholders is the ASA's motto. This is brought to life in our national monitoring program.

 

 
Uranium could clean up after Copenhagen PDF Print E-mail
By Elio D’Amato, Chief Executive Officer, Lincoln

After the world’s leaders, scientists and agitators left Copenhagen in carbon-emitting aircraft, a group of ASX alternative energy stocks may still have their day in the sun.
 
Company monitoring wrap up 2009 PDF Print E-mail
The 2009 AGM season is all but over and it has been a bumper period for the ASA.  The final proxy count for AGMs alone is over $3.5 billion in proxies allocated to the ASA, higher then ever despite the still dampened state of the market.  The ASA attended the AGMs of 185 companies in total, and was allocated proxies at all bar one. 
 
Opening the corporate bond market to retail investors PDF Print E-mail

With the volatility experienced in world markets over the past 18 months, many investors have sought to increase the stability of their portfolios by moving into lower risk investments such as cash and fixed interest. Over the last 18 months corporate bonds have offered attractive returns with less volatility than equities, however these investments have traditionally been out of reach of the retail investor. What are corporate bonds? Why have they not been available to retail investors, and how can retail investors now get in on the action previously reserved for institutional investors?

 
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