Financial knowledge is an essential tool for migrant and refugee women to be empowered decision-makers in their families and communities. While language is a key challenge, many come from environments where they may not have read a bank statement or set up an electricity contract.

Building Australia’s future entrepreneurs on just $20

Can you make significant impact with just twenty dollars? This unique program is helping Australian school students build entrepreneurial skills for just that amount.

Called $20 Boss, this nationwide, in-school entrepreneurship program focuses on the development of enterprise skills such as financial capability and problem-solving in young people. It’s committed to preparing them for their future work.

Supporting people on benefit payments to build money know-how – it starts with a conversation.

Mary is one of many Australians who live on a Centrelink benefit. By the time she pays for basic necessities such as food, rent and household bills, Mary has little or nothing left to live on for the fortnight.

Yarnin’ about money in remote Indigenous communities

Remote communities are open to meeting challenges. Just think of the sheer distance of getting from one place to the next. Residents in these remote locations are seeking ways to access quality communication, health and employment services.