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PRESS RELEASE
Three new partners appointed to Lachlan Partners
1 September 2010
Lachlan Partners is delighted to announce Eric Maillard,
Roger Wilson and Nathan Haslem have been admitted to the
partnership, effective 1 September 2010. In addition, David
McCrorie is joining the firm as a Senior Advisor.
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Lachlan Partners expands footprint in Melbourne
again
3 August 2010
Professional services group, Lachlan Partners,
today announced the merger with boutique Private Advisory
Firm Peloton Private Clients, broadening the Group’s
footprint in the Melbourne market yet again.
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Lachlan Partners Expands National Footprint
13 August 2009
Professional services group, Lachlan Partners, today announced the merger of boutique financial planning firm Investstone Wealth Management, broadening the Group’s
offering in Melbourne and establishing a presence in Brisbane for the first time.
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MEDIA ARTICLES
Downsizing your home? Prepare yourself
31 August 2010
"Ana Bennett, Lachlan Partners property advisor, says
the strategy of freeing up equity from larger homes and
downsizing does not always pay off..."
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Investors hope for bigger profit share, The
Age
27 February 2010
....the financial crisis has forced businesses
to change the way they operate and this could have a
permanent effect on dividends, according to the chief
investment officer at Lachlan Partners, Paul Saliba. ''While
we are seeing some companies increasing dividends, they are
remaining fairly subdued when compared to what was being
paid prior to the crisis,'' he says.
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Strategy of your choice for the stockmarket, The Australian
17 February 2010
"There is more than one way...to work the market...it is
important to build some certainty..." Jamie Nemtsas
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What would Warren Buffett do?, The Sydney Morning
Herald
3 February 2010
"We recommend good-quality stocks, including
some that offer a flavour of the times, that provide
opportunity and security at the same time," Paul Saliba
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Plant Seeds of Plenty, Sydney Morning
Herald
2 September 2009
"...If you've got any spare cash, I'd reduce the
mortgage," says Jamie Nemtsas of Lachlan Partners. "Split
your wage and put a fixed amount into a spending account and
the rest into the mortgage. When you get a salary increase,
keep your spending the same and increase the mortgage
amount..."
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