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| | | ... benchmarks, the inclusion of these benchmarks in sellers' disclosures on an 'if not, why not' basis, ensuring their advertising is consistent with the disclosures and additional education to assist investors and potential investors in the unlisted debentures ... |
| | | | ... with social security, insurance, estate planning and superannuation, and despite the Federal Government's extensive advertising, many had not grasped the full extent of the Better Super changes. "In March 2007, Mercer conducted a survey on Better Super ... |
| | | | ... shop around and half of those people said they didn't need to. When it came to getting people through the door, TV advertising proved the least effective trigger, with only 25 per cent switching due to a commercial and less than five per cent listing ... |
| | | | ... some industry funds' web presence could do with improvement. "It is true to say one underutilised element of that [advertising presence] is online marketing and websites generally need to be continually reviewed and upgraded." Melissa Birks, national ... |
| | | | ... alternative shareholder and support on the board." He said in the two weeks since Ascalon's acquisition, following some advertising, Explorer had received calls offering to transfer close to $1 billion in assets - an impressive leap from the $200 million ... |
| | | | Consumers can expect a renewed round of industry fund television advertising based on the now firmly established 'Compare the pair' theme. The campaign follows release of several 2006-07 performance surveys that show the normal-1-2 per cent advantage ... |
| | | | ... with consumers, almost two-thirds of Financial Planning Association (FPA) members believe the Value of Advice 'Dazza' advertising campaign has been a flop. First aired on national TV in October 2005, and backed up by a print and website campaign, the ... |
| | | | ... reviewing investment protocols. Wizard Home Loans has also felt the need to reassure customers this week, with new advertising stating it is "well buffered from the capital markets volatility". Keen to distance themselves from the likes of RAMs and capital ... |
| | | | ... let alone any increasing consumer awareness." Guggenheimer said the recent SimplerSuper rules and their associated advertising had put added pressure on the system; the opposite of the original desired effect. "There's a practical limit to the number ... |
| | | | ... advisers need to focus on client value. "What do advisers do for their clients?" he asked. He said the challenge, amid advertising for industry funds and future government regulation uncertainty, was to advertise clear benefits to clients. If not, he ... |
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