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How to buy 30 stocks for less than 10 bucks - Investing 201

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4 keys to investing in Myanmar - Decoder

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Tax-effective share investing

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Individual investors, SMSFs and large public-offer superannuation funds appear to have a growing awareness of the impact that tax can have on their total returns.
 
The cover story in the May issue of Superfunds magazine reports that more large super funds are requiring their external fund managers to place greater emphasis on the efficient tax management of Australian share portfolios.

How to make money if Greece defaults - Investing 201

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Rules for a `Risk on, Risk off' Market

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Working From Home - The New Way?

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Will the government think again about offering tax incentives to those corporations who provide workers with a work from home option? The number of companies offering this option to workers is on the increase. Many workers are opting to cut out the rigors of the daily commuting into the office environment and instead work from home. This will create a reduction in the demand for gasoline, which in turn will reduce expenses for the government in this area.

General Motors Stops Spending On Facebook

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Industry giant General Motors has weighed up the evidence and concluded that their paid advertising investment on facebook is not having enough positive impact to justify the continuation of their spend. Facebook is the biggest social media site on the globe, fast approaching one billion users. A company the size of General Motors and a social media site of such magnitude failing to have an impact on consumers is disconcerting. Questions will be asked of the facebook business model.

The Euro Crisis and Bond Investments

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The current debacle with the euro and the very real possibility of waving sayonara to Greece from the euro market is having an effect on the Australian bond market. The financial world is holding its breath. Bonds proved themselves to have some steel during the global financial crisis but will they stack up again during this euro crisis? It might be high time to do some financial planning. Listening to professional advice from your financial planner is key to making your financial decisions.

Fixed Interest Investing

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There are two major benefits of fixed interest investing. Investing in the fixed interest arena can provide solid returns without taking the plunge into high risk investing. It can also increase diversification, which by its very nature natures lowers risk in your portfolio. Fixed interest investing is itself an asset class however it is not as susceptible to the extreme lows that investments are in jeopardy of during precarious times, which can be a comfort. However, they do not supply the extreme highs that can be received with other investments such as shares, property or cash.

Equity and Hybrid Securities

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If you are looking at investing in the hybrid space with the goal of having the benefit of mixing debt and equity there are changes that are worth reading up on. Traditionally hybrid securities have meant yield plus capital protection making them a logical and attractive option to many investors.  Today this has undergone a shift and the terms are favoring equity securities rather than debt like features of the past.
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