Financial Planning
A recent alliance with Burrell Stockbroking & Superannuation now provides BB Whitehouse the opportunity to add financial planning, stockbroking and superannuation services to our existing portfolio of specialised accountancy, financial management & outsourcing services. Both BB Whitehouse Accountants & Burrell Stockbroking & Superannuation are committed to making life easier for everyone in South-East Queensland (All rural areas, as well as metropolitan areas, such as Brisbane, Toowoomba, and Gold Coast).
Stockbroking & Investment Advice
- Full Service Stockbroking (Member Firm of the ASX)
- Share Trading
- Option Trading
- Fixed Interest Products
- Money Market Services
- International Shares
- Margin Lending
- In-house research
Wealth Management
- Comprehensive Financial Planning
- Salary Packaging
- Managed Funds
- Risk Insurance
- Investment Strategies
- Portfolio Administration
Superannuation & Retirement
- Self Managed Super Strategies
- Retirement Planning
- Transition to Retirement Strategies
- Superannuation and Gearing
- SMSF administration
- Redundancy and ETP planning
General Financial Services
- Estate Planning
- Cash Flow Management and Savings
- Debt Management
- Financial Engineering
- General Tax Planning
- CentreLink advice
Premium Portfolio Service
The Premium Portfolio Service is designed to deliver tailored investment management while minimising administration and optimising efficiency.Our Premium Portfolio Service offers consolidated administration, transaction and reporting for your complete investment portfolio.
Daily Research Notes
Easing concerns over global credit problems and more signs of corporate deal making gave stocks a moderate boost. Major stock indexes rose following news that Abu Dhabi had extended US$10B to Dubai to help the Middle Eastern city-state stay afloat. Markets had been worried in recent weeks that debt problems in the struggling former boomtown could send ripples through global credit markets. Investors were also encouraged by Exxon Mobil Corp.'s US$31 B purchase of XTO Energy, which sent energy stocks sharply higher. The deal will help Exxon tap into the growing supply of natural gas in the US and could signal more consolidation.
European indices rallied across the board, supported by the region's financial stocks after Abu Dhabi pledged US$10B to prevent Dubai's Nakheel PJSC defaulting. HSBC, which had US$1 5.9B in loans to customers in the UAE, climbed 2.4%; Standard & Chartered was up over 4% after a broker upgrade; and the National Bank of Greece recovered almost 6% after last week's fall.
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