BOQ partners up with AFA

31 March 2015
| By Jassmyn |
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Bank of Queensland arm, BOQ Specialist, is now the Association of Financial Advisers' (AFA) preferred financial services provider, following the announcement of a new partnership. 

The agreement will enable AFA members with personal banking solutions, offers, and deals for professional development courses with Kaplan. 

"Partnering with the AFA enables us to constantly engage with the profession and work with its members to ensure we can produce the best personal banking offering to suit their needs," head of banking at BOQ Specialist, Christian Goodall, said. 

Through the partnership financial advisers will be able to access BOQ Specialist's new banking package that includes the ability to borrow over 80 per cent loan to value ratio without paying lenders mortgage insurance and an optional 100 per cent offset account on variable home loans.  

Commenting on the ongoing support for professional development AFA chief executive, Brad Fox, said "It is exciting to have a banking partner that will support advisers to reach their potential by truly understanding and supporting our members over the long-term." 

"BOQ Specialist understands that association membership and ongoing training are paramount in terms of career development and job sustainability within the financial adviser's profession," Goodall said. 

BOQ Specialist offers distinctive banking solutions to niche market segments such as doctors, dentists, vets, and accountants. Goodall said financial advisers represented the company's next evolution.

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