Resources
With our compliments
Time is our most precious resource. Spend a little of it learning to make your money work for you, or you'll be working for your money for years to come.
Supporting articles
Research supporting financial literacy education
Reports and studies on why financial literacy education matters, at work and at home.
- The real cost of employee absenteeism in Australia
Absence. What unplanned absence costs per employee and across the economy. - Australian workplace absenteeism and presenteeism statistics
Scale Suite. Costs, mental health drivers and what employers can do. - Report to the Nations on occupational fraud
Association of Certified Fraud Examiners. Global research on workplace fraud, including warning signs.
Other resources
Templates to get you started
Life is for living, not reconciling cash flow. These very simple templates are a quick start to see where you are. After that, let's have a chat.
Government sites
- moneysmart.gov.au
For the young at heart. Calculators and budgeting guides from ASIC. - myfuture.edu.au
For younger people planning study and work.
Training previews
See Larissa in action
How can I access the program?
Four ways in
- Have it written into your employment agreement under a health and wellbeing clause
- Ask us to deliver training for your workplace or community group
- Ask us to speak with your group of family and friends (eight or more)
- Ask your coach, counsellor, accountant or other finance contact to become a licensee, or become one yourself
From knowing to doing
Often the biggest step in life is between knowing and doing. To be part of the minority who are financially independent at retirement, you need to do what most people are not doing. And most people are not doing financial literacy training :-)
Newsletters
Tips for a healthy mind, body and wallet, since 2006
Our newsletters from 2006 to 2009 have been archived, but you can still find plenty of useful information in our newsletters below.
Join our mailing list and we promise to send only occasional news to keep you up to date. Life's not for sitting in front of a screen :-)
Struggling with bills or debt?
Free help is available now
The National Debt Helpline offers free, confidential financial counselling.
Call 1800 007 007 · ndh.org.au
We teach financial skills. We don't give personal financial advice or financial counselling.
Not sure where to start?
Tell us a little about yourself or your group and we'll point you in the right direction.