Plum launches 'no cost’ online limited advice service

Software/financial-planning/

31 July 2013
| By Milana Pokrajac |
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NAB-owned corporate super provider Plum has rolled out a new online advice tool allowing members to tailor content according to their life stage and generate a statement of advice. 

The service is free of charge to Plum members and is aiming to further engage people with their superannuation, according to managing director Lara Bourguignon. 

“In the first two months of it being available, more than 2,400 self-service statements of advice were generated for members,” Bourguignon said. 

“We developed the new online limited advice service in response to member feedback.” 

The advice tool can be accessed via the Plum secure website, which also allows members to implement portfolio changes themselves or call an adviser and be assisted through the advice process. 

Plum is also planning to launch the insurance version of this tool, which will allow members to calculate their insurance needs and change their cover. 

“We recognise members want to complement our service with the assistance of online tools,” Bourguignon said. 

“The technology enables members to model different strategies via the online advice engines and then implement the recommendations through online tools, forms or our free phone-based advice.”

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