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The impact of Fed tapering on the Japanese market has been less obvious but
equally savage. The Japanese rally since last November has been predicated
on Shinzo Abe’s three arrows – monetary easing, fiscal spending and economic
reforms. What is now becoming clear is the relative importance of each
arrow. Japan’s ability to spend is limited by its sky-high government debt.
The lack of detail in the Prime Minister’s outline reform programme
underscores Japan’s resistance to change. Which leaves monetary easing, the
success of which will obviously be compromised if US monetary policy heads
in the other direction and swamps it.

Emerging markets are even more at risk when the punch bowl gets taken away.
That’s because the money printing of the past three years has directed a
wave of liquidity into developing markets, disguising the fact that a
slowing China is bad news for emerging market commodity producers. When the
tide of cash rushes out we will find out who has been swimming naked in the
developing world. It is not surprising that the exodus from emerging market
assets over the past week or so has been the third largest ever, exceeded
only in March 2007 and January 2008, according to Bank of America Merrill
Lynch.

One of the most difficult things for investors these past few weeks has been
the unravelling of so many favoured investment stories. The fund flow data
at the end of ISA season in March showed money being invested pretty evenly
between the perceived safety of bond funds and the growth potential of
emerging markets. Both have proven illusory in the short term, with bonds
anything but safe and investors learning that emerging markets are so named
because they can be difficult to emerge from. Japan is not the one-way bet
it was starting to look like.

Bonds, Japan and emerging markets have all responded in the same way to the
spectre of reduced stimulus and it has been a reminder that whatever the
investment cases for asset classes and geographies they can be trumped by a
misplaced word from the chairman of the Fed. If he rows back on his recent
comments this week, all three could bounce together but there has never been
a greater time for him to say precisely what he means.

Tom Stevenson is an investment director at Fidelity Worldwide Investment.
The views expressed are his own. He tweets at @tomstevenson63

Article source: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/comment/tom-stevenson/10121917/A-lesson-from-the-Fed-about-the-pitfalls-of-easy-money.html
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Gary Foreman

Some financial experts suggest consumers should be saving 10 percent of their income for unanticipated expenses. These are essentially financial “emergencies,” such as replacing the engine in your car or repairing damage to your home.

However, according to the U.S. Federal Reserve, most Americans save just 2.5 percent of their disposable personal income, which can make preparing for financial emergencies difficult.

Fortunately, there are ways to build a solid emergency fund. Consider taking these steps:

Reward yourself when you reach goals. Accumulating an emergency fund shouldn’t be seen as a painful. Rather, you should celebrate your savings behaviors. When you put another $500 in your emergency fund, it’s OK to take a small indulgence like buying that nice scarf you’ve been eyeing.

Use your credit card sparingly. A 2008 study led by Priya Raghubir, a professor of marketing at New York University, showed consumers tend to spend more money when paying with credit cards than they do when paying with cash, so leave your plastic at home. Take your card only when you have a planned expenditure to make.

Have a plan to reduce spending. Whether you “pay yourself first” or take whatever is available at the end of the month, you’ll need to reduce spending or increase income in order to save. Create a plan to reduce spending in key areas by 5 or 10 percent, and put that savings in your emergency fund.

Watch your emergency fund grow. Your regular contributions plus compound interest will cause your fund to grow. Enjoy watching the balance of the account steadily increase over time.

Put a salary bump to good use. When you get a raise, it’s time to adjust your budget. Take at least part of that extra money, and put it into your emergency account. Your standard of living won’t increase, but it won’t go down either.

Take advantage of coupons, rebates and cashback cards. A quarter here, a dollar there – it adds up. Funnel extra savings into your emergency fund.

Don’t quit before you start. You may have tried and failed to save an emergency fund in the past. However, that doesn’t guarantee failure this time. Having learned from past experiences, you’re more likely to be successful.

Gary Foreman is a former financial planner who founded TheDollarStretcher.com website and newsletters. The site features thousands of articles on how to save your valuable time and money, including an article on Building an Emergency Fund.

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Before he became RoboCop it was Swedish crime film Snabba Cash (Easy Money) that launched Joel Kinnaman to stardom. Immediately snapped up by The Weinstein Company and prepped for US remake – reportedly with Zac Efron taking on the Kinnaman role – it took rather a long time for the first Snabba Cash to hit US release but the balance that film strikes between action and riveting character work remains impressive today.

The first Snabba Cash also happened to earn a great big bag of money throughout Europe which has meant – of course – sequels. Based on a trilogy of novels by Jens Lapidus, a second film followed quickly after the first and now a third – titled Life Deluxe – is about to wrap things up.

JW now lives in exile and is more than ever determined to find out what
happened to his missing sister Camilla. Every trace leads him to the
world of organized crime in Stockholm. Jorge is about to do his last
score – the largest robbery in Swedish history. But during the
complicated preparations he meets a woman from his past – Nadja. Martin
Hägerström is chosen to go undercover into the Serbian mafia, in order
to get its notorious boss Radovan Krajnic behind bars. When an
assassination attempt is made on Radovan, his daughter Natalie is pulled
into the power struggle within the Serbian mafia.

The second film in the series was, frankly, not nearly as good as the first but those who have seen this third effort tell me it’s back on form and the freshly released trailer certainly promises very, very good things. Take a look below.

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