Blog from BHA http://www.bhafinance.com/ http://www.bhafinance.com/images/logo.png Blog from BHALast blog storiesTue, 01 Mar 2011 22:58:39 GMThttp://www.bhafinance.com/en-auCopyright 2010 Brian Handley & Associates. All rights reserved.<![CDATA[Welcome]]>Sat, 18 Sep 2010 14:00:00 GMTWelcome to BHA's blog, the purpose of which is to provide our valued clients and friends thoughts on how things happening around us could impact our financial wellbeing. We encourage you to visit this site regularly or subscribe to our RSS feed so you're always up to date with our latest news.

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"THE Gillard government's renewable energy scheme will saddle consumers with more than $1 billion in extra electricity costs this year, and uncertainty created by its failure to implement a carbon pricing regime is forcing power bills higher than they would otherwise be."

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" ... water prices had been driven by billion-dollar investments by governments in desalination plants, and price rises would continue as a result. "

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