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Spring FG creates comms role ahead of fintech launch

Spring FG has created a new marketing and communications role as the financial services company inches closer to launching a range of fintech services.

by Reporter
January 27, 2016
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In a statement, the company said it appointed Samantha Clark as the new head of marketing and communications to oversee the launch of two direct-to-consumer online services.

Mysuper247.com will offer self-directed investors SMSF establishment, administration, and investing services as well as a broad range of investment options, portfolio management tools and information and education resources.

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“Later in the year we will also launch our mytax247.com direct-to-consumer tax service offering low-cost, online, personally assisted tax returns ahead of the FY2016 tax season,” Ms Clark said.

“Beyond our existing fintech initiatives, we will commence our roll-out of franchised wealth management branches from mid-2016 that will see the Spring brand expand across Australia.

“Our goal is [to open] up to 10 branches by the end of FY2017 with a vision for 80-100 branches across Australia within a five- to eight-year period.”

Spring FG founder and managing director Keith Cullen said: “Samantha has a track record of success in lifestyle and fashion retailing; wholesale and direct-to-consumer renewable energy marketing as well as financial advising, having previously worked with us in our graduate adviser program.”

He added: “Having commenced her career in our graduate adviser program and having held client-facing roles, Samantha understands our business and our clients, so we’re delighted to welcome her back.”

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