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| | | ... this month, which found online and telephone sales were the most popular ways life insurance was bought. Based on 7632 consumers polled in Roy Morgan's survey, life insurance policies were purchased mainly over the telephone (24.7%). This was closely ... |
| | | | ... straight quarter to 2.6% in December from 3.3% in the previous three-month period, indicating increased confidence among consumers over jobs, income and the stock market.... and of course, over expanding business investment. Fixed investment added 1.27 ... |
| | | | ... impact on the economic growth and prices. Consumption spiked before the tax was lifted from 3% to 5% back in 1997 as consumers brought forward purchases ahead of the hike... and then it slump. The same thing happened when the tax on consumption was raised ... |
| | | | ... life insurance policies in the year to November, the latest Roy Morgan survey shows. One-quarter (24.7%) of the 7632 consumers polled in Roy Morgan's Single Source survey rang the company directly to buy life insurance; this was closely followed by the ... |
| | | | ... train staff as to their professional and ethical obligations; monitor and supervise their representatives; remediate consumers where misconduct is identified; and report breaches in a timely manner. Licensees and advisers have a professional and legal ... |
| | | | ... half (43.6%) of the 1000 respondents in NobleOak and Pureprofile's 2017 life insurance buying behaviour research found consumers preferred to consult the internet when considering life insurance. The internet is a rich source of advice for 28.7% of adults ... |
| | | | ... straight month to 105.1 in January - optimists outnumber pessimists - from 103.3 in December and 99.7 in November. What do consumers do when they're happy and more confident? Why, they go shopping of course! Suddenly, it looks like there's more to where ... |
| | | | ... demand," Groeneveld said. Groeneveld added Australia's superannuation industry has undergone remarkable change, and today's consumers not only demand anytime, anywhere access to their financial accounts, they expect the most modern digital experiences ... |
| | | | ... US$88 billion ($110bn) by 2020. Globally, potential bank revenue through increased servicing of financially excluded consumers and micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in 60 emerging countries could reach as high as US$200bn, EY said. The research ... |
| | | | ... since 2013, developing innovative products, forming great customer relationships and providing services to millions of consumers in Australia and New Zealand. We felt now was the right time to accelerate that growth and the illion deal enables us to ... |
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