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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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Prime retail property assets are expected to remain a solid investment despite the growth of e-commerce, TIAA Henderson Real Estate (THRE) believes....
Recently introduced penalties are ensuring fewer SMSFs are falling foul of the law, however, there has been a spike in borrowing breaches, new research reveals....
Certainty around the FOFA reforms is set to provide financial services sector employers with the security to increase staff numbers a new survey reveals....
Safe harbours could provide a fairer valuations system then current legislation, while achieving the intended outcomes, the IGT believes....
Australia’s ETF industry is set for another record-breaking year, with FUM expected to reach $21 billion by the end of 2015....
Private clients of Melbourne-based boutique advisory firm, Giles Wade, will gain access to a wider range of offshore investment options through a partnership with Bonhote...
Rapid growth in the green bond sector continued in 2014, with US$36.6 billion worth of bonds issued – more than triple the value of the 2013 issuance....
Financial advisers should require more than one semester unit in tax law if they want to be licensed to provide tax advice, the Institute of Public Accountants believes....
A South African listed property fund is continuing its push into the Australian market, with the purchase of its first property in Victoria....
Superannuation funds’ marketing budgets would be better spent on email and newspaper campaigns than on TV advertising, new data reveals....
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