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St.George Margin Lending gets CANNEX 5 star rating


St.George Margin Lending has been awarded a tenth consecutive five star -superior value- rating by independent research group CANNEX, in its recent review of Australian financial services.

According to St.George Margin Lending, achieving a tenth consecutive CANNEX five star rating at a time when the margin lending market in Australia has grown to record levels and it is becoming more sophisticated and competitive, is an important acknowledgement of St.George Margin Lending as one with consistently flexible and competitive products in the market.

As the margin lending industry approaches the $28bn mark in Australia, it is vital that the industry focuses on education for both advisers and investors. St.George is recognised for its gearing college provided free-of-charge to advisers that use St.George Margin Lending at St.George’s Planner Assist website.

St.George Margin Lending is one of the four margin lending providers in the entire industry to be awarded the coveted CANNEX five star rating. St.George Margin Lending has retained the CANNEX five star rating for the past five years.

CANNEX ranks margin lending products based on value-for-money measures (such as fees, services, features, rates, LVR and list of approved securities) and then awards a star rating according to rank.

31-May-2007
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