Saving and managing money
Financial security is essential to building a good life, but people on low incomes face more barriers to achieving it.
Join Australia’s award winning free financial education and matched savings program and receive up to $500 for you or your children’s education.
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We offer community workers training in MoneyMinded, Australia’s largest adult financial education program.
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Go to the Money Smart website to find services that can help you.
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The Financial Empowerment & Resilience Network (FERN) is for anyone who would like to build their financial skills, knowledge and confidence.
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The SEED Project (Sustaining Economic Empowerment and Dignity for Women) will demonstrate how working at a local to national level can disrupt narratives of disadvantage and create opportunities.
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Living Costs is our financial capability website to support Life’s Ups and Downs.
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People living in poverty have fewer financial and social resources and don't always have the means to live well. It is a struggle to pay for education costs, ‘big ticket’ household items like efficient hot-water systems and a family’s cost of living expenses.
It’s also harder to plan for unexpected life events such as illness or being made redundant.
With assistance to save and improve ‘money management’ knowledge and skills, our programs put participants in a better position to control household budgets, make confident and knowledgeable choices about financial products and services and plan for the future.
BSL also advocates for affordable and fair financial services.