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/ 10 October 2006

Capital that never dies

Unlike that from a life annuity, income from living annuities is not guaranteed and bad investment decisions could be very costly. However, in low-interest-rate environments, an appropriately invested living annuity could extend the life of your retirement fund.

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/ 10 October 2006

Dolphins look to broad bat of Klusener

The Dolphins will be banking on the broad bat of Lance Klusener, among others, to consolidate their position at the top of the MTN domestic championship cricket log when they host the Highveld Lions in Durban on Wednesday. The match features joint-log leaders the Dolphins against the side propping up the bottom of the log, although the Lions have played only one game so far.

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/ 10 October 2006

Hewitt eyes move back to the top

Australia’s injury plagued former world number one Lleyton Hewitt said on Tuesday he was not contemplating retirement and believed he could again reach the top ranking on the men’s tennis tour. ”I was number one or two only a year-and-a-half ago, so I feel like I can still get back up there,” Hewitt said at a press conference to launch January’s Sydney International.

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/ 10 October 2006

Report: Landis to take defence online

Floyd Landis, who could become the first Tour de France champion to be stripped of the title over a doping charge, will release an online presentation outlining his defence, USA Today has reported. Landis told the newspaper he would post the presentation and documentation from his case on his personal website this week.

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/ 10 October 2006

Champions Trophy: The need for speed

Speedsters Shane Bond and Shoaib Akhtar may have been dogged with serious injuries but both are still boldly warning of no let-up in their fiery bowling. ”I am hoping to bowl at my fastest and get stronger as the tournament gets on,” said Bond, who recovered from a knee injury just in time for the Champions Trophy.

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/ 10 October 2006

England, France look to bounce back

It’s make-up time for two of Europe’s big guns as the latest round of Euro 2008 qualifiers get under way on Wednesday. England and France have it all to do to erase the memory of severely disappointing results on Saturday. Having limped to a feeble 0-0 draw at home to the anything but mighty Macedonia, England travel to Croatia for a considerably more testing examination.