La Trobe Financial added to CFS’ platform

4 September 2017
| By Oksana Patron |
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La Trobe Financial has announced that its 12 Month Term Account has been added to the Colonial First State’s (CFS) FirstWrap Plus Platform investment offering, which covers the investment, super and pension platforms.

According to the company, the inclusion onto the CFS platform would help boost access to its flagship offering for the existing advisers as well as it would open the account to new advisers.

La Trobe Financial’s chief investment officer, Chris Andrews, said: “We have taken this step on the back of significant demand from the financial adviser market as part of our commitment to delivering the highest levels of service and efficiency to advisers and investors across Australia”.

“Our 12 Month term account is one of our core retail offerings,” he said.

“Its capital-stable, fixed income profile is built on a highly diversified portfolio and over 65 years of manager experience.”

 

 

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