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Alex Dunnin

  • Director Research and Editorial, Rainmaker Information
Sydney
As seen in: LinkedIn, IPE Real Assets, Financial Standard, Money (Australia), FS Super, Australian Journal of Financial Planning
Was a financial services research leader, economics, politics writer but now semi retired and in a transitional phase. Asia watcher, RFS, Hindi dabbler.
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ASIC forewarned Govt of Shield, First Guardian MIS scenarios - Financial Newswire

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By Alex Dunnin
| LinkedIn
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Best of the Best Awards 2024

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By Alex Dunnin
| Money (Australia) Verified
Best of the Best 2024: How we chose the winners Thousands of products and hundreds of organisations have been reviewed to help find you the best value financial products in Australia.
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How much you can save with Money's Best of the Best

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By Alex Dunnin
| Money (Australia) Verified
This time two years ago we were getting ready to celebrate calendar year super returns of 15.2%, the cash rate was just 0.1%, inflation was 3.5% and mortgage rates were about 2.5%. Petrol was $1.61 a litre. A year later, 12 months ago, super returns were just about to close the calendar year on -5%, the cash rate had surged to 3.1%, inflation had more than doubled to 7.8%. Mortgage rates had also doubled to about 5%. Petrol was $1.83 a litre.
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