Bridges signs three new referral partners

financial planners chief executive

21 August 2012
| By Staff |
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Bridges Financial Services has entered into referral agreements with Woolworths Employees Credit Union, Select Mutual Banking and Heritage Isle Credit Union.

Bridges chief executive Michael Carter said the credit union and building society network was one of Bridges' "most valued sources of new clients".

"As an industry, the ability for financial planners to source new leads is an ever-present issue. Over 70 credit unions, building societies and other non-bank financial intermediaries provide warm leads for our Bridges planners to work with," he said.

The three credit unions have a combined membership of 34,000.

"Bridges is proud of its 27-year association with the mutuals and credit union industry and looks forward to continuing to provide quality financial advice to their members and support to the Mutual sector," Carter said.

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