Staying on top

Article Abstract:

The data from Intech investment consultants show that, of the seven growth-oriented funds that were the top performers in the year 2003, six retained their positions in the year 2004. Intech's senior consultant, Andrew Korbel was of the view that of the top seven managers, all except for AMP Balanced Growth started the year 2004 with above average investments in Australian shares and listed properties, with over-weight positions ranging between 1% to 12%.

Capital stock, Stock markets, Stock market, Capital stocks

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What a super era

Article Abstract:

Currently, the superannuation covers 95 percent of the population, which has evolved in last 20 years. It has been a significant factor in creating diversified financial sector in Australia.

Market share, Population, Pensions, Financial markets, Company market share

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Sell and lease back your home

Article Abstract:

Many Australian retirees are opting for new ways of financing their retirement. They are selling their houses and leasing it back. The pros and cons of such a transaction are analyzed.

Residential Building Construction, Management dynamics, Housing incl Mobile Homes, Analysis, Management, Finance, Housing, Dwellings, Company business management, Retirees, Sale-leaseback transactions, Sale and leaseback, Company financing

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