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Ken and Barbie used to sell retirement message

The Commission for Financial Capability is winning industry plaudits for it's use of a digital interactive platform that uses Ken and Barbie dolls to raise awareness about New Zealand's ageing population and the need for increased saving.

Owen Poland

Tue, Dec 13th 2016 06:00AM

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