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Oooooooooh, I have just made candles with 10% oils and they really are as good as Diptyque/Jo Malone
(361 Posts)First time I've ever made candles and I wanted really smelly ones as I like dead posh ones
I made Amber and Lavender (my fave Jo Malone fragrance) and Lime and Fig.
I used soy wax so environmentally friendly and no paraffin and bought tea cups from charity shops so no waste, the ones I've made are actually giant french pottery cups that I got today.
The french cups worked out at £5.40 each as none of the stuff I bought was cheap. Not cheap as chips and if you used paraffin and cheap oils you could make it a lot cheaper. But one heck of a lot cheaper than posh candles.
Dead chuffed me and my home smells lovely.
I have another 15 oils to try - guess what everyone is getting for Christmas this year
Oooo tell me how you made them
Oh coolness!
PLEASE tell us the exact proportions you used. That sounds heavenly!
Where did you get the wicks and wax?
Was it online?
Please, share with the class!
Don't suppose you want to sell any? I was going to buy a posh expensive candle.
Please share!
Any chance of some very simple instructions...
where did you buy your stuff? i have some charity tea cups set aside for this exact purpose.
Happily - I'm literally bouncing off the walls with excitement
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I got the soy wax from here
the wicks and coloured chips for dying the candles (not done that yet, really like the creamy soy colour) here
and some of the oils (US ones) from here
I also used some essential oils as I want them to have aromatherapy qualities too.
I shopped around for about 4 hours to get the cheapest and I think this was as cheap as possible for the soy.
Can I also say that I ordered in the morning and everything was here the next day so fantastic service from all these people.
I put water in the teacups and heated them in the microwave and then dried thoroughly so that the sides were warm and it makes the candle wax stick properly.
I heated the wax in a double pan (first pan had water in it). No water must get in the soy! so that's why its carefully done in a double boiler. Melting point of soy is about 47 so very safe to make.
Added a capful of each flavour of oil at the very last minute and just before pouring so that it couldn't evaporate or be 'used' in the air.
I stuck the premade wick to the bottom of the warmed teacup with a glue dot.
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you are a domestic goddess. that is too cool. bet they look wonderful. how are they burning? in other words, do they smell like the posh ones when they actually burn?
have you taken any piccies? would love to see them - they sound fantastic
Somebody watched Kirstie's Homemade Home
Sounds lovely - the 10% thing - is that the essential oil dilution before you added it o the wax please?
Amazing. Wouldn't think to make own candles.
Where did you get the french cups? (couldn't find it on your link) Thanks so much for all the info!!!
Yes, most scented candles are a miserly 3% - Diptyque, Jo Malone, Yankee are 7-8%.
I've made mine 10 for serious smell.
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i want a lavender and amber one! <<sulks>>
I would love to be able to make some; sadly i am rather crap at anything you have to make yourself!
pic on profile
Very pretty
Presumably you can reuse the cups when the candle has burnt down?
They are great!
How much wax do you need?
oooh very pretty
Expat - I lit one about 15 minutes ago and the whole house smells amazing - honestly as good as a very posh candle. I bought 30ml sizes of fragrance oils from that site I linked to and used 5ml of Amber, 5ml of Lavender, plus about 20 drops of very high quality lavender essential oil, 20 drops of sandalwood too.
Fragrance oils and essential oils are different according to all that I've read. You get a nice smell from fragrance oils which evokes parts of the brain (nearly all candles are fragrance candles) but essential oils candles have aromatherapy benefits which is why I added some essential oils.
Ilovemydog - I just picked up the cups in charity shops today
Oooh lovely!! That looks fab!
just told dh about thsi.. and he said 'did she actually do it or watch someone else do it and pass it off as her own' á la kirsty's not so homemade home
I bought 5kg of wax for £24.35 from that candelights site (that includes the 9 quid courier charge).
It's a very large cup - my measuring jug said I used 400 millilitres.
Wonder if the microwave would work instead of the double boiler? Just a thought. Could then use a cheapo glass jug just for candle making.
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Perched on the northern edge of Africa, Tunisia has the best of both worlds. Its body basks under the blazing African sun whilst its toes dip into the warm Mediterranean Sea. This country is a mixture of serene open spaces inland and on the coast while the towns and cities are buzzing with culture across the markets and restaurants found throughout.
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The Mediterranean coastline spans a whopping 1,200 km so you'll never be stuck for a sandy spot to stretch out on. Tunisia's beaches, with their clean white sand and clear blue sea, are said to rival those of the Caribbean. So why splash so much cash when you can have an exotic holiday much closer to home?
From the popular tourist resorts, there are plenty of activities to enjoy on the beach too. Water sports, scuba diving excursions and boat trips will allow you to enjoy the warm Mediterranean Ocean. Or if you'd rather stay dry, trot along the beach atop a horse's back or a camel's hump.
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Being a Muslim country, Tunisia's nightlife is quite low key. However, in the popular tourist resorts there's plenty on offer in the way of restaurants, bars and late-night shopping. Often compared to St Tropez, Hammamet is home to sophisticated restaurants and classy bars. Sousse is lively and a popular place to party.
If you travel to the country during the month of Ramadan, drinking in public is generally not acceptable but you can still have fun from your hotel.
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Known to be Tunisia's first tourist resort, Hammamet's success is down to the patches of glorious beach as well as the fine clear ocean that touches the town.
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Perhaps the most luxurious resort in all of North Africa, this town was built specifically with tourists in mind. The manmade marina is bordered by two long golden beaches that provide fantastic beach experiences.
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A small haven of relaxation which has convenient links to two great nearby towns, Skanes shares an 8km long beach with the historic Monastir and the touristy Sousse.
Skanes hosts exciting water sports off its coast while the nearby town of Monastir has some terrific examples of Tunisian history. It's also a popular substitute for Jerusalem in many major films across the years.
The nights are hushed with the Monastir Marina providing some beautiful spots to enjoy an evening meal and a glass of wine. During the day it's a handy place to do some holiday shopping too.
Sousse's 3,000 years of history, modern hotels and accommodation, and the spectacular beach is what has made it such a popular destination for European visitors.
Displaying many buildings, ruins and relics that are centuries old, the city feels like a trip to the past. Sousse is also the best place to experience an authentic Tunisian market place with enthusiastic sellers haggling over the best price for unique trinkets and ornaments.
If the busy feel of the city gets too much, slink down onto the 8km long Boujaffar Beach where you're sure to find a secluded spot to laze underneath the Mediterranean sunshine.
Summer holidays to Tunisia provide temperatures that push towards 30C with not a drop of rain in sight.
Winters get milder as the temperatures hover around 14C with a slight increase in the chance of rain but there is still some great beach weather to enjoy.
Tunisia's biggest national holiday is Independence Day which is celebrated on March 20. The hotels book up fast around this date because there is plenty of fun and festivities to be enjoyed at this time.
The Djerba island resort has two locations where parts of the film were made but you'll find instantly recognisable scenes at Medinine and Matmata. Book a three hour journey from Djerba to explore Luke and Anakin Skywalker's respective hometowns and feel the force of the area.
A large city towards the north of Djerba, Houmt Souk is a great location to experience authentic Tunisian markets, boutiques and bazaars. It's an expansive area with some great examples of history too such as the Fort Ghazi Mustapha which looks over the coastline.
A historic town next to Skanes and close to Sousse, Monastir packs in plenty of major historical attractions into its small surroundings. Coliseum ruins, a gorgeous mausoleum and a fort over a thousand years old are just some of the highlights of Monastir.
Tunisia's weather and climate make playing conditions ideal all year round. There are several courses around the major resorts but the most popular are the Palm Links course in Skanes, El Kantaoui course in Port El Kantaoui and the Citrus golf course in Hammamet.
Sousse is filled with historical and notable attractions but the winding streets and ancient bricks of the city's medina are definitely worth exploring. Spot the nuanced relics throughout, the Great Mosque of Sousse or even shop at the flea markets which still operate within.
These road vehicles are the best way to travel from Skanes and Port El Kantaoui to Sousse and back. Hopping aboard the quirky vehicles will cost very little as you enjoy the leisurely journey along the Tunisian coastline. If you want a more romantic trip, take the horse and cart option.


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He is an Associate Professor (adjunct) at the Tasmanian School of Business & Economics and Director of the Centre for Social Economics, an international think-tank and strategy group based in Australia. He is also CEO of the NEO Group, a strategy consultancy working in North America.
Dr Honeywill has advised global and national brands including Lexus, Sony, Moët-Hennessy, Yahoo!, Texas Utilities, Qantas, National Australia Bank, Westpac Broking, David Jones, Foster's Group, Fairfax Media, ACP Magazines, Macquarie Bank, Tourism Victoria, Energex, among others.
Creator of the NEO typology – a powerful population classification that maps and measures high-value consumption in the US and Canada – his work is in demand in North America (NEO) and Australia (Desire Economics). Ross Honeywill has been researching social patterns for two decades.
In 1997 professional services giant KPMG bought his Values Bank Research Centre and renamed it the Centre for Consumer Behaviour with Honeywill as its inaugural director in the Asia / Pacific region until 2001. He soon became an internationally recognized authority on the impact of a rapidly changing social fabric on business and management. Prior to KPMG he was a research director and business strategist. Before that, he worked as a retail manager for national chains and in arts administration.
Ross Honeywill has a PhD from the University of Tasmania. He has served as Chairman of Tasmania's Festival of Voices and was a board member of the Melbourne International Film Festival. He was chairman of judges for the 2013 Tasmanian Literary Awards.
Dr Honeywill now lives in Tasmania, Australia, with his installation artist wife, Dr Greer Honeywill.
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Ross Honeywill's business book NEO Power (Scribe, 2006) has created an international following, and his sell-out first book I-Cons was published in Australia, New Zealand (Random House, 2001) and Mainland China (Citic, 2004). His most recent business book One Hundred Thirteen Million Markets of One, published in North American, recently became an Amazon top 100 bestseller in the business/consumer category.
In 2008 Ross Honeywill's first creative non-fiction book was launched to critical acclaim at the Melbourne Writers' Festival. The book, Lamarck's Evolution: two centuries of genius and jealousy (Pier 9), launched him to a general readership. His next book WASTED, the roller-coasterstory of the violent and creative life of Jim McNeil, a bestseller in Australia, was published by Penguin in September 2010 (Penguin's Viking imprint). WASTED was shortlisted in August 2011 in the Ned Kelly Awards for true crime writing. It is currently under development as a major motion picture.
Of Lamarck's Evolution the Melbourne Age said, "Spellbinding reading…a story full of arch enemies, machiavellian conspiracies and passionate debate".The Canberra Times said, "Honeywill writes beautifully in this fascinating story".
Of WASTED Bob Ellis said, "A fine, nuanced narrative – this is a remarkable road trip movie of a book" and Corrie Perkin wrote "Honeywill is a great storyteller…this engaging narrative wil have you turning pages vigorously"
Ross Honeywill is currently working on Angel's Trumpet, his debut novel.
- 2001: I-Cons: the essential guide to winning and keeping high-value customers (with Verity Byth) Random House
- 2004: (Chinese edition) I-Cons: the essential guide to winning and keeping high-value customers (with Verity Byth) Citic Publishing, Mainland China
- 2006: NEO Power: how the new economic order is changing the way we live, work and play (with Verity Byth) Scribe Publications
- 2008: 'Managing the Innovation Faultline' – chapter in Inside the Innovation Matrix (with Verity Byth) Australian Business Foundation
- 2008: Lamarck's Evolution: two centuries of genius and jealousy Pier 9 (a Murdoch Books imprint)
- 2010: Wasted: the true story of Jim McNeil, violent criminal and brilliant playwright Viking (a Penguin imprint)
- 2012: One Hundred Thirteen Million Markets of One: How the New Economic Order can remake the American economy (with Chris Norton) Fingerprint, USA
- 2014: 'It's Not a Glass Ceiling; It's a Masculine Fault Line' – chapter in Gender Discrimination and Inequality, The Spinney Press – editor J Healey
- 2015: The Man Problem: Destructive Masculinity in Western Culture, Palgrave Macmillan (New York)
- 2016: Angel's Trumpet a novel (recipient of Arts Tasmania grant 2014) – under construction
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Desire Economics
Ross Honeywill is founder and director of the Centre for Social Economics. Social economics is the study of the social causes and consequences of economic behaviour. In other words, social economics investigates the relationships between the economy and society. Social economists address such questions as, how do social attitudes and social intelligence affect behavioural economic outcomes? Social economic theories do not move in lockstep with those of orthodox schools of economics, which often make the assumption that 'actors' are self-interested and can rationally make decisions. It often takes into account subject matter outside of what mainstream economics focuses on, including the effect of social attitudes on consumption and wealth.
Using Social Economics, Honeywill has identified the Desire Economy. Consumer demand can, in economic terms, be broken down into its constituent parts – needs and desires (wants). Consumers need to own a car. The majority act on that need and, frequently imitating what they've seen on TV or in the choices their friends make, find the right car at the right price. Those in the Desire Economy, however, desire to have a car that goes beyond basic needs, a car that feels beautiful, looks sexy, with a roof that goes up and down at the touch of a button. There are millions of Desire Economy consumers and they're willing to pay a premium for premium products and experiences that match or stimulate their heightened levels of desire. They spend more, more frequently, than anyone else.
The 4.5 million Australians in the $600 billion Desire Economy need the commodities of life just like everyone else. But it's what happens next that sets them apart. And next, after the satisfaction of needs, comes elective consumption. For consumers in the Desire Economy, needs are a given. They are however constantly vigilant for experiences that either exhibit or stimulate desire. They both need and elect to spend money in response to desire.
NEO Consumer Typology
Ross Honeywill's NEO typology is defined by 194 factors, and is a complex model with a simple interface. It has three master consumer types:
- New Economic Order (NEOs)
- Evolving NEOs (Evolvers)
- Traditional Economic Order (Traditionals)
Each type is scored to 5% increments (i.e. each has 20 detailed levels). There are 60 million American NEOs, and 6 million Canadian NEOs.
NEOs are largely metropolitan dwellers, with more of them living in inner urban NEO cities like Denver (Colorado), Melbourne (Australia), Vancouver (Canada), San Jose (California), San Francisco (California), than anywhere else.
While NEOs range over all age groups, they tend to be younger than Traditionals. NEOs exceed the national average in every profile between age 20 and age 50, while Traditionals exceed the national average in every age profile above 50.
Half of all people with a university degrees are NEOs. Put another way, when compared to Traditionals, four times the number of NEOs have college or university degrees. They are as committed to learning a living as they are to earning a living.
NEOs are most likely to be in professional or management occupations and earn more than the rest of society. Specifically, they are five times more likely than anyone else to earn in excess of $100,000 pa. Ninety-three per cent of NEOs are in the Big Spender category, compared to only 4 per cent of Traditionals (many of whom earn high salaries or are wealthy).
The NEO typology is a consumer classification defined using Psychonomics – standard psychographics (values, attitudes & behaviour) + a statistical discriminant model (SDM) using multivariate modelling (to characterize the differences between consumer types) + a spending propensity model (SPM) to identify the respective economic impact of each consumer type.
Psychographics + SDM + SPM = NEO typology
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It operates at a societal level providing an analysis, across the population and the economy, of the consumer types that are the most influential – economically, politically and socially. It therefore sits above, and can easy integrate with, market segments developed at an enterprise level.
The NEO and Evolver consumer types are psychographically similar, but may exhibit different spending characteristics (an Evolver may have a majority of NEO attitudinal and values factors, but not conform to the requirement by the NEO algorithm to also be in the top 25% of spending). The Traditional consumer type is statistically (behaviourally and attitudinally) different to both NEOs and Evolvers.
Philosophy of Science
Ross Honeywill is also well known for his work on Jean-Baptiste de Lamarck, an 18th-century science philosopher who, pre-dating Charles Darwin by 50 years, created the first comprehensive theory of evolution. Honeywill, citing the work of Dr Edward J. Steele, created a concept he called meta-lamarckism bringing together the best of both Darwinism and Lamarckism.
According to Dr Honeywill's work on Steele, forces outside DNA are at work determining which and why different genes are turned on or off. Meta-Lamarckism has RNA collecting changes from the soma (body cells) and not only taking them back to the germline (sex cells) but also translating them into DNA language. Characteristics acquired during a lifetime are being transcribed back into DNA.
Reflecting on Steele's work and the visceral reaction it produced among some scientific communities, Dr Honeywill stresses that the real issue is whether a modern, well supported Lamarckian theory can be devised, consistent with well-documented parts of modern molecular genetics, and be able to be articulated with a surviving core of Darwinian natural selection. A kind of meta-Lamarckism that combines the best of both Lamarck and Darwin. One outcome of this research was the publication in 2008 of Ross Honeywill's book Lamarck's Evolution: two centuries of genius and jealousy.
Social Philosophy and Gender Equity
Ross Honeywill developed the 'Man Problem' theory that destructive masculinity is threatening the human race. One outcome of this project is his new book The Man Problem: Destructive Masculinity in Western Culture revealing destructive masculinity as the social, political and economic problem of our age. It challenges every man to acknowledge the problem by rising to the solution.
Exposing the impact of destructive masculinity on Western culture, Dr Honeywill explores how the masculine legacy of the Enlightenment has been constructed (in modernity), deconstructed (in postmodernity) and reconstructed (in the liquid present). Ranging across philosophy, feminism, sociology, psychoanalysis and critical theory, The Man Problem explores the origins and impact of destructive masculinity. It examines poetry, plays, canonical critical works, news items, scientific texts and new sociological research.
The Man Problem not only diagnoses destructive masculinity, but also reveals a possible way forward – a prognosis for society to surpass the annihilative potential that resides in every man. With rape, domestic violence, terrorism, genocide, even the war against nature on the rise, this is a theory and a book for its time.


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Leonsiya Dokuzova (2nd R) gets her makeup done before her performance on a TV show in Sofia October 29, 2013. Dokuzova, who holds two jobs to supplement her income, works as a nurse in one of the biggest hospitals in Sofia, the Balkan country's capital, and also as an acrobat, performing stunts in movies, TV shows and the circus. Picture taken October 29, 2013. REUTERS/Stoyan Nenov
Several counterfeit makeup products were tested including MAC and Chanel and were found to be loaded with harmful lead, beryllium, aluminum and bacteria. These fake cosmetics are proliferating in online retailers, flea markets, bazaars and swap meets. It has become increasingly rampant because of the popularity and ease of e-commerce.
According to ABC10 News, counterfeit makeup is a growing problem nowadays. U.S. Department of Homeland Security Deputy Special Agent in Charge Shane Folden spoke to ABC10 News about the counterfeit makeup industry and he said that many of the products sold (on discount retailers like eBay) are not real.
Folden can't talk about the ongoing investigations by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security on the counterfeit makeup industry. But, he did confirm that they are working against large-scale counterfeit makeup rings.
He also warned consumers that if they buy counterfeit products, they will not have any guarantee on its quality and safety.
"When you buy a legitimate product, you have the confidence that the manufacturer is held to certain standards. When you buy a counterfeit item, there's absolutely no guarantee," said Agent Folden in the ABC10 News report.
Inside Edition also investigated these counterfeit makeup products being sold on the streets. Their undercover team purchased some fake cosmetics including knockoff MAC and Chanel eye shadows. They were assured by the vendor that the products were real. Then, Inside Edition had the counterfeit makeup tested by Upstate Labs and the results were reviewed by dermatologist Dr. Robert Buka.
The results show that the counterfeit makeup that Inside Edition bought from the street vendor had high levels of aluminum, which has reportedly been linked to Alzheimer's disease. The fake MAC eye shadows had high levels of lead. Some products even contained the carcinogen Beryllium. And, a knockoff Chanel eye shadow had a lot of bacteria in it!
"The amount of bacteria you found in this counterfeit makeup was disgusting," said Dr. Buka in the Inside Edition report.
Dr. Buka also said that a patient of his was scarred for life because she used a fake MAC product and developed an infection.
"I see about two to three cases of counterfeit makeup dermatitis in my practice every month," Dr. Buka added.
MAC issued a statement about counterfeit makeup products to Inside Edition:
"We have a very strong connection with our consumers at MAC and have a responsibility and commitment to provide them with the finest quality and safe prestige makeup products. We take consumer safety very seriously. Counterfeit products claiming to be MAC cosmetics, can be harmful to our consumers. We work closely with dedicated and diligent law enforcement agencies around the globe and participate in numerous counterfeiting enforcement efforts to help put a stop to counterfeit MAC products. We also urge our consumers to shop at one of our authorized retail channels, so that they can know for certain that they are purchasing genuine MAC products. A complete listing of authorized MAC retailers can be found at www.maccosmetics.com and clicking on the MAC Store Locator, or by calling us toll free at 1-800-387-6707, option 8," read MAC's statement to Inside Edition regarding counterfeit cosmetics.
Consumers really need to be extra careful and vigilant in buying cosmetics nowadays especially because several counterfeit makeup products that were tested including MAC and Chanel, were found to be loaded with harmful lead, beryllium, aluminum and bacteria. That's why to make sure you are getting the real deal, just buy from the brand's stores. But, if you still prefer shopping for high end makeup and other cosmetics online, research about the online retailer or seller you are planning to purchase from. Look at blogs, forums and reviews and keep an eye out for warnings from previous buyers. It also helps to know what the original makeup actually looks like and how it differs from the knockoffs. Check out the video below to see side-by-side comparisons of several MAC makeup products including eyeliners, blushes, MAC pigments, lip glosses and eye shadows.
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I signed up for 30k line of credit (for future use) and the rep also signed me up for credit protection pending answers to health questionnaire. Do I need critical illness and life insurance on a personal line of credit?
Jul 27th, 2012 03:24 PM #1
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If you are planning on using all $30K some day and have a wife or family it is something you may want to consider in case something happens to you. It is something that you alone can decide on.
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The way they aggressively upsell the insurance should tell you something.
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Are you borrowing for consumption purposes? Do you have enough assets to cover your debt in case if you're ill or dead? Do you have relatives that may end up receiving your debt?
Yes, no, no: cancel it.
No, no, no: cancel it.
Yes, no, yes: keep it.
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Yes, yes, no: cancel it.
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Jul 28th, 2012 12:02 PM #6
My view is even simpler.
Do you have dependents or other responsibilities that must be met in the event of your critical illness or death?
Yes -- Skip this insurance, since you already have "real" life and critical illness insurance that covers those responsibilities, right?
No -- Skip this insurance, since who cares as you don't need any insurance
I'm not sure what you mean -- Skip this insurance, and talk to a real insurance provider to understand what is needed for your situation.
Death, critical illness, and unemployment insurances on mortgages, lines of credit, and credit cards are some of the biggest money makers for financial instutitions since they are balls useless for the consumer and essentially a useless insurance product. bluenote's post number 3 is testament to that._______________
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Do you also believe mortgage life insurace is good?
Any sort of creditor protection insurance is designed for the sole benefit of the lender/institute. If you need family coverage, buy "real" insurance. This goes for Life, Critical illness and disability coverage.
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I don't love the name enterprise feedback management (EFM) to describe the technologies that enable voice of the customer (VoC) programs. It's just not sexy. Unfortunately, it still accurately represents what vendors in the space actually do. As my colleague Roxie Strohmenger and I explained in a March 1st report: "We believe EFM still accurately represents the category. Why? Because 1) the vendors are still primarily focused on feedback as their primary data source, and 2) managing that feedback extends to the various analytical, alerting, and reporting activities that they pursue beyond just supporting survey processes."
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I believe that we'll walk across stepping stones in the path of EFM's evolution before the industry becomes a part of BI (naturally I hope pure EFM vendors never see their demise, but instead transition). For example, I see two additional elements, which are major functions of current EFM platforms included in your March 1 report - that will grow in importance and will likely be responsible for spawning EFM's transition. 1) As you mentioned in the "Feedback" definition above, EFM platforms are primarily built around feedback, but continue to gather growing types of information such as transaction and operational data. 2) Analysis and reporting functions have the ability to someday move beyond your definition of "management." Mindshare believes predictive analytics, coaching tools, etc. will become more useful, and will even start automatically fixing the problems by doing the action themselves, rather than only enabling action.
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