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Simon Hoyle is currently editor of Retirement Magazine. He was the inaugural editor of Professional Planner and had also been editor for sister publication Investment Magazine. He is a former group publisher and editor-at-large at Conexus Financial (publisher of Professional Planner) and was head of market insight at CoreData Research. He has also worked as an investment writer for The Sydney Morning Herald and The Australian, and helped launch Money Management.
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Trowbridge hands down final report on reform of life insurance
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