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Spring 2008 Special Feature - Investment Strategies
- By Daniel Minihan
- Published 28/10/2008
- Special Feature
- Unrated
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A word from Daniel Minihan
- By Daniel Minihan
- Published 20/10/2008
- Special Feature
- Unrated
The past few months we have seen some of the most extraordinary events in world financial markets that have elicited even more extraordinary responses from world governments, which may turn out to be a defining point of three generations (Baby Boomers, Gen X and Y).
Credit crunch of 2007 and 2008
- By Tara Jones
- Published 20/10/2008
- Special Feature
- Unrated
Timeline of Events – July 2007 to October 2008.
Background and why it went wrong
- By Tara Jones
- Published 20/10/2008
- Special Feature
- Unrated
Whilst reasons for the sub-prime mortgage crisis and consequent credit crunch are complex and diverse, it ultimately began with the bursting of the U.S. housing bubble and high default rates on sub-prime loans.
The credit crunch: how are you affected?
- By Dirk Dobbs
- Published 20/10/2008
- Special Feature
- Unrated
From an economic viewpoint, through falling business and consumer confidence, the credit crisis is likely to cause a protracted economic slowdown, and more than likely a recession in the global economy, and maybe even in the Australian economy.
The proposed solution
- By Daniel Minihan
- Published 20/10/2008
- Special Feature
- Unrated
The article you are about to read has been redrafted on several occasions now, as a result of what seem to be constant changes in the actions taken by world governments to help ease the problems in both credit and share markets.