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I am starting to attend a lot of networking events. At these events, you always get asked for your card. I have been reluctant to give my card out, however, due to your previous comments about our business cards. What is your advice for what information should be on the card (keep in mind for compliance reasons we need to have certain information on the card here in Australia)?

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Last updated: 20 Nov, 2019
Use black ink on white paper. Include the following: your name; your address, phone number, and email address. Title: Financial Organizer.
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