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        <title>AdviserVoiceColonial First State urges retirees to &#039;Be Ready For Next&#039;</title>
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                <title>Colonial First State urges retirees to &#8216;Be Ready For Next&#8217;</title>
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<h3>Colonial First State is urging retirees to re-imagine their retirement, with a focus on freedom, not fear, in this next phase of their lives.</h3>
<p>This is the core message of a new campaign launched by Colonial First State, called &#8220;Be Ready For Next&#8221;.</p>
<p>Linda Elkins, Executive General Manager Colonial First State, said more Australians are retiring than ever before: “For many, retirement is uncharted territory. But it’s changing: people are not just fading into retirement – they are getting ready for what’s next,” she said.</p>
<p>“Colonial First State believes people can feel confident about re-imagining their retirement: they are living longer, healthier lives and they can see retirement as an opportunity to follow their passions and aspirations,” Ms Elkins said.</p>
<p>The campaign includes television advertising, a radio campaign and sponsorship of the SBS coverage of the Tour de France in July. Colonial First State will also support the campaign with web-based content and tools and provide advisers with support and information.</p>
<p>“Through the campaign, Colonial First State aims to build on its position as one of Australia’s leading superannuation and retirement brands. We have a strong commitment to partnering with financial advisers and extensive relationships with retiree customers as the biggest payer of pensions behind Centrelink,” Ms Elkins said.</p>
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<h3>Colonial First State is urging retirees to re-imagine their retirement, with a focus on freedom, not fear, in this next phase of their lives.</h3>
<p>This is the core message of a new campaign launched by Colonial First State, called &#8220;Be Ready For Next&#8221;.</p>
<p>Linda Elkins, Executive General Manager Colonial First State, said more Australians are retiring than ever before: “For many, retirement is uncharted territory. But it’s changing: people are not just fading into retirement – they are getting ready for what’s next,” she said.</p>
<p>“Colonial First State believes people can feel confident about re-imagining their retirement: they are living longer, healthier lives and they can see retirement as an opportunity to follow their passions and aspirations,” Ms Elkins said.</p>
<p>The campaign includes television advertising, a radio campaign and sponsorship of the SBS coverage of the Tour de France in July. Colonial First State will also support the campaign with web-based content and tools and provide advisers with support and information.</p>
<p>“Through the campaign, Colonial First State aims to build on its position as one of Australia’s leading superannuation and retirement brands. We have a strong commitment to partnering with financial advisers and extensive relationships with retiree customers as the biggest payer of pensions behind Centrelink,” Ms Elkins said.</p>
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