RaboPlus's new widget means that investors will be able to automatically receive a wide selection of investment related information and RSS news feeds to their desktop, Facebook or iGoogle pages says RaboPlus General Manager, Mr Greg McAweeney.
Mr McAweeney said that RaboPlus was the only online bank to offer a wide array of investment tools online to help investors and this widget is another first.
RaboPlus customers and others who install the widget will now have desktop access to a range of investor tools such as podcasts, videos, articles, offers and blog posts without the need
to continually update on the website. The RSS feeds will also alert customers to upcoming webinars and workshops on investment issues.
Mr Greg McAweeney said RaboPlus is offering a range of information to investors to help them make decisions about their portfolio.
Our research shows that investors like to consult a number of sources before they make decisions on their investments. We offer different platforms such as blogs, podcasts and webinars
that allow them to interact with other investors and experts.
A recent research study from Investment Trends found that RaboPlus has the best investment education, such as articles, podcasts and webinars on their website to support investors when
selecting managed funds, cash and term deposit products.
Investors can visit www.raboplus.com.au/widget to install the RaboPlus widget to their desktop, Facebook or iGoogle, or register for the
investor newsletter Positive Interest
RaboPlus is a division of Rabobank Australia Limited, part of the international Rabobank Group, the world'ss leading specialist in food and agribusiness banking. Rabobank has more than
110 years's experience providing customised banking and finance solutions to businesses involved in all aspects of food and agribusiness.
Rabobank operates in 45 countries, servicing the needs of more than nine million clients worldwide through a network of more than 1600 offices and branches. Rabobank is among the 20
largest banks in the world based on tier one capital.