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If incentivising a switch to Direct Debit, the most popular inducement of those suggested was a 2% discount on each bill. At the same time, there needs to be a renewed commitment to effective consumer security education, with the financial institutions potentially incentivising consumers to join the fight against fraud. 4% organic increase in sales volumes and affected by the higher portion of lower-end brands in the sales mix, competitive pricing pressures and changes in the distribution policy aimed at incentivising key accounts. |
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