Green is good for an increasing number of financial planners

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23 September 2011
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Responsible investment has attracted increasing interest from financial planners and this interest is set to increase with the commitment of the Government to the introduction of a carbon tax. This week's online edition of Money Management takes an in-depth look at the factors financial planners need to consider when recommending these products.

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