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Nicholas O'Donoghue
Nicholas O'Donoghue
Nicholas was a journalist for Money Management and Super Review. Nicholas has several years experience as a journalist, reporting and managing websites for various news publications covering the medical and pharmaceuticals sector.
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Mortgage lenders are likely to pull the plug on interest only loans in response to warning from APRA about the need to slow investor credit growth....
Property investors are forecasting that non-residential assets will outperform the equities market over the coming 12 to 24 months, the API reveals....
NAB Wealth has appointed Greg Miller as executive general manager, wealth advice....
Planned changes to the Age Pension could see wealthy Australians gain significantly more Government support than middle income earners, the AIST believes....
Unsecured creditors of BBY companies may receive distributions of between zero and 24 cents in the dollar should the businesses be liquidated, the administrator reports....
Most Australians have no plan for their financial future, with those in the 40s among the least prepared, research reveals....
Self-managed superannuation funds give greater flexibility, control and choice, but they are not for everyone an expert claims....
Funds management firm, Fat Prophets, is aiming to give self-managed super investors greater control of their investments through its Super Prophets online platform....
Commercial property investors are reaping the rewards of their investments, with bricks and mortar assets providing higher returns than bonds and equities....
Property buyers looking to make their first home purchase an investment face more challenges than other investors, research reveals....
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