Paul Gregg

Financial Adviser specialising in Small Business and Self Managed Super Funds

[Paul Gregg @RIAdvice]

"Last weeks avalanche of profit reports perpetuates the theme of a slow, grinding domestic recovery"

[Paul Gregg @RIAdvice]

Currently at white sands resort at iron house point. Such extremes of facilities v customer service v experience.

[Paul Gregg @RIAdvice]

My thought - If your plan relies on the movement of the dollar or even the state of the economy, you have the wrong plan.

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Somebody yesterday said that a colleague told him "you have to get into US stocks because the dollar will go down."

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Interest rates on hold

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Massive cuts to fed gov spending coming through to fund the surplus.

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RBA has cut rates by .25%

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Go Swans

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I see the government is looking at changing super to fund the surplus. What will be the incentive to fund your own retirement?

[Financial Review @FinancialReview]

#Moody’s changes outlook on Aaa rating of #EU to negative. #economy http://t.co/jafnuPvC

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Just saw an interesting quote from a Doctor. "eat healthy food and you can forget supplements and put the change in your pocket".

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The NAB has warned about a 5 year term deposit war between the banks. Great news for consumers.

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$77bn fund for federal public-servant pensions has revealed in assets are invested in a tax havens in the Caribbean(the Australian 10/8)

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RBA keeps rates on hold again

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Looks like nobody wants to be an Avon lady anymore. Avon profits down 70% in last quarter due to loss of Avon ladies.

[Financial Review @FinancialReview]

Retail sales have risen more than forecast, led by biggest gains in purchases at department stores in 14 months [free] http://t.co/8KFIOH6R

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Rate cut appears to be finally boosting flagging house prices, signaling a possible bounce in confidence and spending(theAustralian 1/8/12)

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Solar and wind power will be cheapest electricity generation options by 2030, federal government study predicts http://t.co/79XDqRgJ

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Video | Markets Monday: Hopes are high that central banks will unleash new monetary policy stimulus this week [free] http://t.co/YxM5xfxd

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Check out http://t.co/jBmlrp8n. - some interesting opportunities