Batten down your portfolio

Article Abstract:

The world market volatility has been exaggerated by the media and some analysts. The Wall Street and Australian market have declined from the highs of early 1998. Many suggest that investors be rational about media reports and move cautiously. They believe that panicking in times of volatility hurts investors more than benefits.

Analysis, Economic aspects, Stock-exchange, Stock exchanges, Investments, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes

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The Ralph report and your investments

Article Abstract:

Issues related to a report by the John Ralph committee on the Australian business tax are examined, focusing on the implications for personal investors. Topics include the capital gains tax, taxation on trusts, and the impact tax policies have on cash flow.

Australia, Taxation, Laws, regulations and rules, Personal finance, Corporate taxes, Corporations, Capital gains tax

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