Every business aims to attract customers, but not just any customers – you need the ones who are keenly interested in your products and services and are ready to make a purchase.
At Financial Services Online, we bring those ready-to-buy customers directly to you.
Acquiring new customers can be daunting and time-consuming, yet it's the lifeblood of growing your business.
We take care of the heavy lifting. Our marketing strategies target consumers actively seeking professionals like you.
We pre-qualify potential clients and deliver their information to you, enabling you to expand your sales, customer base, and ultimately increase the value of your business.
Our services span a wide range of need-based sectors, including home loans, wealth creation strategies, car loans, business and commercial loans, personal finance, and various insurance products such as life, trauma, income protection, home and contents, professional indemnity, and public liability insurance.
With our proficient lead generation system, we supply brokers and planners with several thousand quality leads each month.
The Insurance Council of Australia (ICA) is set to host a community consultation and information session in Casterton, a town in Western Victoria recently battered by hail and storms. This event, scheduled for Wednesday, aims to provide residents with an opportunity to engage directly with their insurers. - read more
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has announced a federal election set for May 3, positioning the Insurance Council of Australia (ICA) to leverage this political moment to advocate vigorously for enhanced risk reduction measures. The ICA is calling for substantial investment in mitigation strategies to address pressing issues of insurance affordability and resilience against natural disasters. - read more
The Supreme Court of New South Wales has imposed significant criminal penalties on Allianz Australia Insurance Ltd and AWP Australia Pty Ltd. Allianz received a $13.5 million fine, while AWP was fined $3.3 million. These penalties were for falsely or misleadingly promoting financial products online, breaching sections 1041E(1) and 1311(1) of the Corporations Act 2001. - read more