Back the sharemarket field with an index fund

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Index funds are becoming popular in Australia because of their low risk and low fund management fees/related costs. The average management expense ratio (MER) of Australian equity trusts is 1.85%; the Vanguard Index Australian Shares Fund's MER, for example, is 0.75% Unlike actively- managed funds, most index funds do not charge clients entry or exit fees. Australian investors can choose between 11 index funds.

United Kingdom, United States, Statistical Data Included, Product information, Investments, Column, Index funds

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The year of the value spotters

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Fund managers who had a successful year in 2001 include Maple-Brown Abbott and Perpetual Investments. Returns and tactics of various firms are discussed.

Methods, Brief Article

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Sony rallies its empire

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Sony Corp. will make its parts work more closely together in order to keep its hold on global brand leadership.

Japan, Planning, Consumer electronics industry, Sony Corp., SNE, Company business planning

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