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Healthy interest

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NSW Public Health research in Australia shows that patients satisfied with communications with their doctor are more likely to follow treatment plans, adjust better psychologically, are more satisfied with their care and better understand their illness and treatment. The Australian Medical Association encourages their members to give patients 'informed financial consent' before a procedure, which means advising them of their likely financial obligations.

Author: Searle, Jane
Publisher: Fairfax Business Publication
Publication Name: Personal Investor (Melbourne, Vic.)
Subject: Personal finance
ISSN: 0813-2992
Year: 2004
Finance charges, Medical fees

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Melbourne kicks on

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Rents in Melbourne region, especially in the deluxe segment, are expected to rise. Consequently, housing market is likely to continue its current momentum for one more year. According to Property Investment Research, Hybrids, a new type of property security funds, have caught the fancy of retail investors. Prices of office properties in Australia are also likely to witness a spurt.

Author: Searle, Jane
Publisher: Fairfax Business Publication
Publication Name: Personal Investor (Melbourne, Vic.)
Subject: Personal finance
ISSN: 0813-2992
Year: 2005
Securities issued, listed, Other Activities Related to Real Estate, REAL ESTATE, Real Estate Services, Economic aspects, Real estate industry, Securities, Company securities, Rents (Property), Melbourne, Australia, Industry forecasts, Commercial real estate, Residential real estate

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Compulsory subjects: Handling HECS and other debts

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The HECS fees structure is undergoing a revision from the year 2005 with course fees increased by 25% and discount incentive for upfront repayment dropping from 25% to 20%. Even though HECS fees cannot be claimed on tax, taxpayers believe that course costs such as textbooks, might be deductible.

Author: Searle, Jane
Publisher: Fairfax Business Publication
Publication Name: Personal Investor (Melbourne, Vic.)
Subject: Personal finance
ISSN: 0813-2992
Year: 2005
Government domestic functions, College costs, Higher education costs, Education policy

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Subjects list: Australia, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis
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