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Last updated: September 02, 2011

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Blue chips bring hope for investors

DIVIDENDS paid by Australia's biggest companies are holding firm despite share market falls and concerns over the economy.

Financial reform: What's in it for you?

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AUSTRALIAN investors are less likely to be ripped off as the financial services sector comes under greater scrutiny.

Superstores the future for retail giant

Ikea superstore

HOMEWARE giant Ikea is bucking the trend of retailers looking to downsize by planning to open even bigger stores.

Bumper profits for banks ... for now

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AUSTRALIAN banks are among the most profitable in the world, but questions are emerging over where the majors will find future growth.

Fraudsters fleece mum-and-dad investors

Money

INVESTORS have overtaken insurance companies and financial institutions as the biggest victims of fraud in Australia.

Kids' activities not always cash well spent

Kids

KIDS' music lessons, soccer training, drama, maths tutoring, tennis camps - the list is endless and so too are the costs.

Banking

Bumper profits for banks ... for now

banks

AUSTRALIAN banks are among the most profitable in the world, but questions are emerging over where the majors will find future growth.

Superannuation

Gillard sold on superannuation

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PRIME Minister Julia Gillard has dismissed the need for a sovereign wealth fund, saying the superannuation pot serves that purpose.

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Stocks lower at noon on US lead

THE Australian share market was lower at noon, extending losses from morning trade on the back of weak leads from European and US markets.