Podcasts about budget 2015

The long awaited and much expected Budget planned by the new government of India is finally out. With lots of expectations and hopes in the minds of people and organisations, here is a brief analysis of the Budget of 2015. To read more visit : https://www.elearnmarkets.com/blog/analysis-of-annual-budget-2015-16/

A Look at the ministries behind the budget.

Business energy tax reform - I bet you didn't see that in the budget! The National Grid have published their winter outlook report - already. There's a Task Force on Shale Gas - hear what they have to say. Is DECC running out of money? Is climate change making long-haul flights longer? There's a company that will power your car on coffee and would you like to live in a carbon positive house? And meet the economist who can't add up! Oh, and don't forget the Sustainable Best Practice Exchange on 5th November.

On this episode of the Fresh Brew Podcast we discuss the Greek Bailout, Budget 2015, plus the LGBT news. And in Tech news Matt chats about Apple Pay UK, and beam me up Scotty with my Bluetooth Communicator! Get in touch with the show, tweet your message to @LennieAuckland. Host: Lennie Auckland. Producer: Matt Auckland.

The CBI calls it a 'dynamo for growth'. It determines wage increases and living standards, too. But what is productivity? And why does it matter? And how is this critical economic measure puzzling politicians and economist's alike? Join Adam Dustagheer, Rachel Smith - Senior Labour Market Policy Economist, and James Nation - Senior Policy Advisor, Tax and Fiscal Policy Team. #Budget2015

Phil Edwards, Andy Blume and Daniel Olivares are back in the studio with this week's look at all things Geek. Show Notes: #Lizzies: All The 2015 IT Journalism Awards Winners [Gusworld Blog] All the tech in Budget 2015 [iTnews] Hockey confirms Google, Netflix taxes [iTnews] Scott McIntyre sues SBS over sacking after controversial Anzac Day tweets [The Age] More consumers taking existing mobile phones to new plans to 'enjoy freedom' [The Age] Hacker admits hijacking plane mid-air [The Age] Verizon Buys AOL for $4.4 Billion [Re/code] Verizon's deal to buy AOL will make life uncomfortable for TechCrunch and Engadget [The Next Web] Ikea charges $1107 for a $1.99 kitchen accessory [The Age] Microsoft rules out free Win10 upgrades for pirate copies [iTnews] Microsoft confirms there will be 7 editions of Windows 10 [Mashable] 'Apple Music' service reportedly coming next month with a social network for artists [The Verge] Apple TV gets new channels in Australia, Europe and Japan [AppleInsider] PEOPLE Editors Preview Their Most Anticipated Shows [People.com] Dwayne Johnson confirms Furious 8 appearance, excited for possible Hobbs spinoff [The Verge] BB King, the King of Blues, dies at 89 [BBC News] Looks Like The Simpsons Just Lost The Voice Of Mr. Burns, Ned Flanders [Kotaku] 'Pitch Perfect 2' Outsings 'Mad Max' With Stunning $70.3M Debut [The Hollywood Reporter] First Steve Jobs trailer shows Michael Fassbender as the Apple founder [The Verge] Something we mentioned in the show but missing in the Show Notes? Let us know via our Contact Page. Songs We Played: Squeeze - "Cool For Cats" [iTunes] Alanis Morissette - "Hand In My Pocket" [iTunes] Chumbawamba - "Tubthumping" [iTunes] John Lennon - "Give Peace A Chance" [iTunes] The KLF - "Justified & Ancient" [iTunes] Vic Reeves & The Wonder Stuff - "Dizzy" [iTunes] The Whitlams - "Blow Up The Pokies" [iTunes] Questions, Comments, Feedback and Suggestions are all welcome. Website - http://geeksinterrupted.fm Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/GeeksInterrupted Twitter - https://twitter.com/GeeksOnAir Voicemail - http://www.speakpipe.com/GeeksInterrupted If you enjoyed this episode head on over to iTunes and kindly leave us a rating, a review and subscribe.

The team unpacks the planned changes for pensioners, especially those with lots of assets.

The team analyses the minor, albeit positive, changes made to super.

The team breaks down the changes to FBT posed in this year's budget, including those for charity and not-for-profit workers.

The team explains how government will go about making Australians living abroad, and foreigners living in Australia, pay their fair share of tax.

The team talks the changes to GST proposed in the budget, including the implications for Netflix users.

The team dissects everything contained in the budget regarding the small business sector.

In this special edition episode, Lisa Greig, Andy Nguyen, Letty Tsoi, Reece Agland and Nathan Hewitt take you step-by-step through the measures of the budget that mean most to you. Find out who the big winners and losers are. Produced by Nathan Hewitt.

Finance Minister Joe Oliver has tabled his first federal budget in the House of Commons. Have a listen to the highlights Make sure you subscribe to the podcast on iTunes here and on Stitcher here Thank you for listening!Filed under: Podcast Tagged: 5 Money Moves to Make Before Age 30, federal budget 2015, financendeavors, Group Plans, […]

Some aspects of the 2015 Budget put fear into som…

Some aspects of the 2015 Budget put fear into some hearts. One point in particular remains in flux and we wait to see which way legislation will go. In 2008, the maximum age at which you could contribute to a retirement annuity was removed; and at the same time retirement fund benefits were excluded from the dutiable estate. This meant that you could contribute to an RA as much and for as long as you like and when you pass on, the money goes to the 37C beneficiaries tax free. The minister has noticed this tax loop hole and has plans to close it up. Denver Keswell, senior legal advisor with Nedgroup Investments tells us why this is a problem and what may happen in the future.

Damien Fahy of www.moneytothemasses.com talks to Andy Leeks about money. In this week's episode, Damien focuses on the budget and in under half an hour you will learn all you need to know about the 2015 budget. Grab A Free Copy Of Damien's Book

In this episode of the Informed Choice Podcast, Martin reviews the pre-election Budget, delivered by George Osborne on Wednesday 18th March 2015. There's an interview with Steve Lewis of LV= about their latest State of Retirement Report. Martin also looks at new research which suggests a genetic link to our investment risk profiles.

FT editor Lionel Barber and Janan Ganesh discuss George Osborne’s pre-election Budget See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Cost-neutral rabbits alive! It's a special episode of the podcast this week as we get nerdy about all things #Budget2015. Helen Lewis, Anoosh Chakelian and Stephen Bush discuss whether Osborne's budget was purely political, the response from Parliament and what it all means in practical terms. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

George Osborne's no-giveaway budget has given away a higher personal tax allowance, access to retirement annuities (but a cut to the lifetime pension allowance), and a new Help to Buy ISA for first-time home-buyers. Matthew Vincent discusses how these measures will affect your finances with the help of Nicola Roberts, partner at Deloitte; Nimesh Shah, partner at Blick Rothenberg; and Jason Butler, founder of Bloomsbury Wealth. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Narendra Modi has set the expectation bar high. Very high. Now it is over to the Arun Jaitley.

Narendra Modi has set the expectation bar high. Very high. Now it is over to the Arun Jaitley.

Dean of SA's Henley Business School, Jon Foster-P…

Dean of SA's Henley Business School, Jon Foster-Pedley, take a lateral approach in assessing the 2015 Budget Speech and the result is fascinating. South Africans, he reckons, are brilliant - and he uses the results of external assessments to support his view. The answer is to open the way for them to participate; let people into the workplace for the vital experiential learning and sit back and watch the magic. Inspirational and deeply thought-provoking. Especially for a political leadership frustrated that their command and control ideas aren't working.

Powerful stuff in this Podcast from one of SA's l…

One of SA's smartest investment brains, Perpetua'…

Powerful stuff in this Podcast from one of SA's leading entrepreneurs, Herman Mashaba, who wonders what shareholders would do to a CEO who dropped his growth target 25% just five months after setting it. Mashaba believes it is time for straight talking by Business Leadership to expose "nightmare" BBBEE Legislation, dismantle labour inflexibility, and for engaging like adults on what is needed to lift SA out of its pathetic sub-2% economic growth rate.

One of SA's smartest investment brains, Perpetua's founder and CIO Delphine Govender, shares her thoughts on Budget 2015. While celebrating the effective ending of Exchange Control and introduction of tax free savings account, she's circumspect on other issues. Especially economic growth. Where, she says, solutions are obvious, but a lack of political will and new ideas is condemning SA to labour under structural growth constraints.

Frontier Advisory CEO and China specialist Dr Mar…

Frontier Advisory CEO and China specialist Dr Martyn Davies reckons SA's BRICS partners wouldn't be applauding the 2015 Budget Speech. He worries that the inability to address serious structural issues, once again evident in today's Budget, is continually eroding SA's potential growth rate - and with the other BRICS barring China struggling, members of that geopolitical grouping are unlikely to be much help. Fascinating insights with a clear warning - SA could be heading towards becoming Africa's Japan; home to great multinational companies but a terrible domestic environment.

Grant Thornton tax guru AJ Jansen v Nieuwenhuizen…

In this fascinating preview of #Budget2015, Pan A…

In this fascinating preview of #Budget2015, Pan Africa's Iraj Abedian explains how the SA Government has "squandered its fiscal space". He worries that the penny still hasn't dropped - and the Zuma Administration will continue to blunder ahead with politically palatable but economically naive policies. He saw little in the SONA debate to show Zuma and his cohorts understand their Developmental State approach is not working, despite pathetic GDP growth.

Grant Thornton tax guru AJ Jansen v Nieuwenhuizen believes that SA's former Finance Ministers Trevor Manuel and Pravin Gordhan had it comparatively easy. He reckons Nhlanhla Nene faces the toughest balancing act since 1994 and cautions that wrong decisions taken in past years should not be compounded by further mistakes. AJ suggests a move on VAT and the fuel levy to shore up sagging State finances - but with an appreciation that the only way out of the morass is faster economic growth.

This will be the 30th National Budget Azar Jammin…

Futuregrowth's Zain Wilson shares his expectation…

Futuregrowth's Zain Wilson shares his expectations for Wednesday's National Budget Speech - and why he believes Finance Minister Nhlanhla Nene has the tools to close a R12.5bn revenue shortfall. But he warns that unless economic growth improves, the breathing space will close. Wilson tells Biznews's Alec Hogg that South Africans can expect to pay higher taxes on petrol; more on capital gains and dividends, and a couple percentage points more at the top end on income tax.

This will be the 30th National Budget Azar Jammine will be analysing - and not since the early 1990s can he recall one where the constraints were as tight on those compiling it. The chief economist of Econometrix suggests Finance Minister Nhlanhla Nene takes a sharp knife to Government spending and proposes that instead of penalising the 1.2% of South Africans who already contribute 57% of personal income tax, he relies on a hike in the Fuel Levy to balance his Budget.