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Personal Finance Newsletter - Volume 2013, Issue 393, October 2013
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Volume 2013, Issue 393, October 2013
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A market correction in the making? : markets
Author Inge LamprechtSource: Personal Finance Newsletter 2013, pp 1 –3 (2013)More LessSome financial advisors are selling their shares. Should you?
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Unit trusts : the basics : investment insights
Author Patrick CairnsSource: Personal Finance Newsletter 2013, pp 3 –5 (2013)More LessHow do you choose the right products?
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Determining (and adapting) your retirement investment horison : retirement planning
Author Warren IngramSource: Personal Finance Newsletter 2013, pp 5 –6 (2013)More LessAs you get older, the life expectancy goalposts keep moving.
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Don't touch me on my property! : property
Author Magnus HeystekSource: Personal Finance Newsletter 2013, pp 6 –8 (2013)More LessReaction to last month's article was immediate, passionate, and divided.
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Rand to the dollar : the end of single digits? : currencies
Author Jeanette ClarkSource: Personal Finance Newsletter 2013, pp 8 –9 (2013)More LessEconomic research units are all bearish about the local currency.
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Is no investment strategy the best investment strategy? : investment insights
Author Felicity DuncanSource: Personal Finance Newsletter 2013 (2013)More LessWhat if both fundamental and technical analysis are wrong?
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Confessions of a former gold bear : commodities
Author Miguel Perez-SantallaSource: Personal Finance Newsletter 2013, pp 11 –12 (2013)More LessOnly emerging-market savers need gold and silver ... right?
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The impact of salary increases on retirement : retirement planning
Author Inge LamprechtSource: Personal Finance Newsletter 2013, pp 13 –14 (2013)More LessHow salary increases received during one's working life impacts salary replacement ratios at retirement.
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The simplest investment portfolio : investment insights
Author Patrick CairnsSource: Personal Finance Newsletter 2013, pp 14 –15 (2013)More LessPeople want to make sound investments, provided that the hassle can be taken out of investing.
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Your kid's first car : jalopy, or out-the-box?
Author Gareth CottenSource: Personal Finance Newsletter 2013 (2013)More LessThere are generally three ways parents can go when their kids come of driving age: Buy them their first car outright; contribute towards it; or leave them to fend for themselves. Looking at the first option, there then seems to be two distinct schools of thought on what they should get - either a cheap banger, or a new (or almost new) version of one of the latest models.
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Life as an ostrich : your money
Author Sasha PlantingSource: Personal Finance Newsletter 2013 (2013)More LessPutting your head in the proverbial sand does not make life's risks go away. Make sure you prepare for them.