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This particular episode kicks off the show’s new season and will be broadcast on Sunday 1 September at 18:00 CAT.</html>

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== Australians Should not Rush into Equities Just Yet ==

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<html>In fact, this spring-ish surge of optimism in the Australian share market had its roots on developments that had taken place earlier on during the year. Right as 2012 wrapped up and 2013 rolled in, in January, the S P/ASX200 All Australian Accumulation Index revealed an impressive increase, of 20 per cent on the year. The following month, a new benchmark was reached, as the same and stayed there long enough for investors to become more trusting and for analysts to come out with optimistic forecasts for the months to come. The upward trend back then eventually slowed down and the market gradually returned to its former, bear-centric status. However, the events in early 2013 were significant enough for many investors to wonder whether or not their blind trust in long-term bonds had been misplaced.

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Several other factors were pointing to a more marked return of the equity investor in spring. For one thing, fund managers and brokers were paying attention to the developments in January and February. Many of them decided the time had come to attempt investors to return to equities. After all, they explained, the United States equity market had been doomed to failure for 2012, yet spent most of the year producing unexpectedly profitable yields. The same was bound to happen in Australia, albeit later, rather than sooner. The deciding argument, in most cases, came from the Reserve Bank itself,[http://rvline.ru/index.php/%D0%A3%D1%87%D0%B0%D1%81%D1%82%D0%BD%D0%B8%D0%BA:Lhhggjuqhuid#.E2.80.98The_Sandlot.E2.80.99_crew_returns_to_Utah_for_20th_anni ‘The Sandlot’ crew returns to Utah for 20th anni], though. As most asset fund managers would have it, a new RBA rate cut was all but written on the wall for 2012, causing savings and term deposits interest rates to fall even further and deeper and take long-term bonds along for the hurtling ride downward with them.

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At the moment, however, the situation no longer appears to be as clear-cut as it was earlier during the year. Predictions regarding further cuts on the cash rate have been readjusted and, with some support to be derived from oblique statements made by RBA officials, the perspective for savers no longer seems as grim as it did in January. In other words, the interest rate on savings products is not expected to fall as much as it was originally thought. At the moment,[http://wiki.onlinemensa.de/index.php/Benutzer:Lfyhfvwsovhu#Aaron_Hernandez_indicted-_Former_NFL_star_to_stand_trial_for Aaron Hernandez indicted- Former NFL star to stand trial for], most economic analysts expect it to be slashed once or twice in 2013, , or perhaps to 2.5. This doesn t necessarily mean that savers can hope to make as much from interest as they once used to, but that not all hope is lost for them.

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The same view is being reinforced by online savings products, such as those offered by . Though the bank is not one of the country s famed Big Four , throughout the past few years,[http://www.comebenezer.com/wiki/index.php?title=Usu%C3%A1rio:Lbkhiqzgejxg#Wichita_State_offers_help_on_how_to_save_money Wichita State offers help on how to save money], it has attempted to expand into new segments of the consumer base, which other banks are only now wising up to. Online banking products is one such field, into which some of Australia s top banks are only now investing in. The bank s High Interest savings account,[http://ns203268.ovh.net/geneaportail_wiki/index.php/Utilisateur:Lhjmseofisqk#Brockton_murder_victim_and_his_alleged_killer_identified_by Brockton murder victim and his alleged killer identified by], which offers a 4.80 per cent per annum rate might prove a good option for those looking to obtain higher yields from their savings. Since this type of savings account also starts out with an introductory variable rate, for the first half a year, it might be a good idea to take advantage of the relatively stable outlook of the official cash rate,[http://sociallearnlab.org/sixiu/index.php?title=%E7%94%A8%E6%88%B7:Ltrwcfgtuszt#Golden_State_Warriors-_Monta_Ellis_Says_He_Had_to_Do_.226 Golden State Warriors- Monta Ellis Says He Had to Do "6], for the time being, and apply for such a loan as soon as possible.

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Bottom line is that the aftermath of the recession is still a tangible reality and that too much optimism when it comes to equities might prove sadly unfounded. While growth in non-mining sectors of the Australian economy would be a welcome development, the local currency is still too high to vouch for such developments. And until the water clears (which might take a few years), long-term bonds and savings remain a viable option for the public.</html>

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 This particular episode kicks off the show’s new season and will be broadcast on Sunday 1 September at 18:00 CAT.</html>
+== Australians Should not Rush into Equities Just Yet ==
+<html>In fact, this spring-ish surge of optimism in the Australian share market had its roots on developments that had taken place earlier on during the year. Right as 2012 wrapped up and 2013 rolled in, in January, the S P/ASX200 All Australian Accumulation Index revealed an impressive increase, of 20 per cent on the year. The following month, a new benchmark was reached, as the same  and stayed there long enough for investors to become more trusting and for analysts to come out with optimistic forecasts for the months to come. The upward trend back then eventually slowed down and the market gradually returned to its former, bear-centric status. However, the events in early 2013 were significant enough for many investors to wonder whether or not their blind trust in long-term bonds had been misplaced.
+ Several other factors were pointing to a more marked return of the equity investor in spring. For one thing, fund managers and brokers were paying attention to the developments in January and February. Many of them decided the time had come to attempt investors to return to equities. After all, they explained, the United States equity market had been doomed to failure for 2012, yet spent most of the year producing unexpectedly profitable yields. The same was bound to happen in Australia, albeit later, rather than sooner. The deciding argument, in most cases, came from the Reserve Bank itself,[http://rvline.ru/index.php/%D0%A3%D1%87%D0%B0%D1%81%D1%82%D0%BD%D0%B8%D0%BA:Lhhggjuqhuid#.E2.80.98The_Sandlot.E2.80.99_crew_returns_to_Utah_for_20th_anni ‘The Sandlot’ crew returns to Utah for 20th anni], though. As most asset fund managers would have it, a new RBA rate cut was all but written on the wall for 2012, causing savings and term deposits interest rates to fall even further and deeper and take long-term bonds along for the hurtling ride downward with them.
+ At the moment, however, the situation no longer appears to be as clear-cut as it was earlier during the year. Predictions regarding further cuts on the cash rate have been readjusted and, with some support to be derived from oblique statements made by RBA officials, the perspective for savers no longer seems as grim as it did in January. In other words, the interest rate on savings products is not expected to fall as much as it was originally thought. At the moment,[http://wiki.onlinemensa.de/index.php/Benutzer:Lfyhfvwsovhu#Aaron_Hernandez_indicted-_Former_NFL_star_to_stand_trial_for Aaron Hernandez indicted- Former NFL star to stand trial for], most economic analysts expect it to be slashed once or twice in 2013, , or perhaps to 2.5. This doesn t necessarily mean that savers can hope to make as much from interest as they once used to, but that not all hope is lost for them.
+ The same view is being reinforced by online savings products, such as those offered by . Though the bank is not one of the country s famed Big Four , throughout the past few years,[http://www.comebenezer.com/wiki/index.php?title=Usu%C3%A1rio:Lbkhiqzgejxg#Wichita_State_offers_help_on_how_to_save_money Wichita State offers help on how to save money], it has attempted to expand into new segments of the consumer base, which other banks are only now wising up to. Online banking products is one such field, into which some of Australia s top banks are only now investing in. The bank s High Interest savings account,[http://ns203268.ovh.net/geneaportail_wiki/index.php/Utilisateur:Lhjmseofisqk#Brockton_murder_victim_and_his_alleged_killer_identified_by Brockton murder victim and his alleged killer identified by], which offers a 4.80 per cent per annum rate might prove a good option for those looking to obtain higher yields from their savings. Since this type of savings account also starts out with an introductory variable rate, for the first half a year, it might be a good idea to take advantage of the relatively stable outlook of the official cash rate,[http://sociallearnlab.org/sixiu/index.php?title=%E7%94%A8%E6%88%B7:Ltrwcfgtuszt#Golden_State_Warriors-_Monta_Ellis_Says_He_Had_to_Do_.226 Golden State Warriors- Monta Ellis Says He Had to Do "6], for the time being, and apply for such a loan as soon as possible.
+ Bottom line is that the aftermath of the recession is still a tangible reality and that too much optimism when it comes to equities might prove sadly unfounded. While growth in non-mining sectors of the Australian economy would be a welcome development, the local currency is still too high to vouch for such developments. And until the water clears (which might take a few years), long-term bonds and savings remain a viable option for the public.</html>