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This service is available on the Anglicare website and provides an online, one-to-one chat service that is confidential and free for all Tasmanian residents. The service provides support and assistance to individuals and families experiencing financial difficulty. Anglicare also provides financial counselling and financial literacy/education sessions to community groups upon request.
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Saver Plus was developed by the Brotherhood of St Laurence and ANZ to help families on low incomes establish a savings habit, become long-term savers and build financial skills, knowledge and confidence. Saver Plus ,matches families' savings dollar-for-dollar up to $500 and has been implemented in
Tasmania through a partnership with ANZ and The Smith Family. The program is designed to help people save for their own or their children's education.
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An adult financial education program with videos, calculating tools, and activities developed to assist people to build their financial skills, knowledge and confidence. The site also has information about how to become MoneyMinded facilitators.
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ANZ MoneyBusiness is a program that aims to help build the money management skills and confidence of Indigenous people and develop a stronger savings culture in their community. MoneyBusiness is delivered by the ANZ Banking Group in partnership with the Australian Government and local Indigenous organisations.
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Rural Financial Counselling Tasmania is a confidential and free service providing information and support for the farming community. The aims are to:
* help farm families assess and understand their financial position;
* assist in identifying options and develop a plan of action;
* support and facilitate their financial decisions; and
* make people aware of their eligibility for various benefits or assistance to which they are entitled.
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The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) is the consumer protection regulator for financial services. ASIC’s MoneySmart consumer website provides financial tips and tools such as apps to help you start a budget and stay on track. The website also offers safety checks for consumers, and information on finance and investments, dealing with debt and financial complaints.
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Online investment education provided by Australian Securities Exchange (ASX). Learn how to invest in the share market through practical knowledge, from basic concepts through to advanced materials.
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A series of resources including a toolkit with information on retirement, debt, children’s education and life events that can impact on your finances such as divorce, losing your job or becoming a carer.
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This website provides information on superannuation for individuals and employers. Topics include: choice of superannuation fund, lost superannuation, self-managed funds, growing your super and general superannuation information. The website includes fact sheets, calculators and online services.
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The Banking and Financial Service Ombudsman (BFSO) provides a Bulletin for young people, their parents, teachers and advisers. The Bulletin highlights cases involving problems experienced by young people with mobile phone, credit card and other debt.
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The Financial Information Services (FIS) helps people make informed decisions about investment and financial issues for their current and future financial needs, including aged care and planning for retirement. FIS is independent, free and confidential and provides services through seminars and over the phone (by appointment).
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This website has a range of information about budgeting, building savings, managing debt and also includes a series of tools and calculators such as a rent versus buy calculator and a child support estimator.
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An online search engine designed to enable individuals to locate relevant services, including financial services, in their location. Search for services by State and support category (for example, money, raising children or housing).
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This website offers independent and trusted tests, reviews and investigations on products and services to help your money go further. CHOICE Online features consumer rights and finance content, including topics such as banking, investing, borrowing, insurance information and product comparisons.
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The Colonial First State website has online resources including podcasts, reports and articles that aim to provide educational material on a range of investing topics, such as managed funds, tax and investing strategies, margin lending and superannuation.
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A free resource to help teachers improve their students’ knowledge, skills and understanding of financial literacy.
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Programs for secondary school students and their teachers. Workshops give teachers the opportunity to participate in hands-on activities, meet fellow practitioners, closely explore financial literacy in the curriculum and share ideas around financial literacy education. The Workshops give students the opportunity to share ideas, play games, learn new skills and leave them better equipped to deal with financial challenges.
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The program funds community organisations and local government community service organisations to provide free financial counselling to people who are experiencing personal financial difficulties. This site has information about national initiatives including the national Financial Helpline 1800 007 007.
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CPA Australia has an online based series of consumer articles on money management issues and advice for finding a financial planner.
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The program funds community organisations and local government community service organisations to provide free financial counselling to people who are experiencing personal financial difficulties. In Tasmania, Anglicare is funded through this program. FaHCSIA also produce a number of resources such as: Investing for Your Retirement (booklet); Investing Money – Your Choices (website information pages); and Understanding Retirement Income Streams (a web-based explanation of retirement income streams, and how to use them).
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An online package of curriculum based materials for delivery to primary school students. Includes lesson plans, units of work, advice to teachers, games, student worksheets, and web based materials. Programs for lower, middle and upper primary school covering: using money, budgeting and spending, and calculating costs.
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A series of 14 information sheets to assist women in building their money skills, no matter what their life stage. Includes topics on budgeting, saving, investing, making the most of your superannuation, and case studies, tips and jargon busters.
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The Financial Ombudsmen Services provides accessible, fair and independent dispute resolution for consumers and financial services providers.
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Includes publications designed to provide useful information on understanding the need for and value of financial planning
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A web and CD-based program designed to help teenagers improve their financial skills and give them confidence when dealing with financial matters throughout their life.
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The FLIP project has been developed to enable welfare support workers to assist families with limited resources, by providing training, information and valuable links.
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Online calculators for savings, super, budget planning and investing.
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The Ombudsman is an independent officer with the role of investigating the administrative actions of public authorities to ensure that their actions are lawful, reasonable and fair.
Authorities within the Ombudsman’s jurisdiction include government departments, local councils, water and sewerage corporations, prisons, state-owned companies and Government Business Enterprises.
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This online resource has information on your choices as a parent going through separation and on navigating child support.
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RateCity provides comparisons on home loans, personal loans, car loans, credit cards, savings accounts and term deposits and provides information about the various options available.
http://www.ratecity.com.au
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A program providing grants to state, regional and community level organisations to provide free and impartial rural financial counselling to primary producers, fishers and small rural businesses who are suffering financial hardship and who have no alternative sources of impartial support. This service is available in every region of Tasmania.
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The Salvation Army's Moneycare service offers a range of support options to help including financial counselling, financial crisis support and assistance with debt and gambling.
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Security4Women is an alliance of women’s organisations united in the belief that economic wellbeing and financial security are essential for women and will enable women of all ages to have an equal place in society.
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The Tribunal is an independent dispute resolution body which deals with a diverse range of superannuation-related complaints and offers a free, 'user-friendly' alternative to the court system. They also have a large collection of brochures on this topic which can be downloaded from their website.
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This website provides guidance to consumers and business on a range of topics including scams, buying a car, warranties and how to lodge a complaint.
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This section of Westpac’s website is dedicated to financial literacy. From here you can link through to Financial First Steps publications.
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This section of Westpac’s website is dedicated to financial literacy. From here you can link through to Financial First Steps publications and webinars for business, personal or community advice.
https://www.davidsoninstitute.edu.au
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The Girls Gotta Know website has information specifically designed for young women and girls on managing your money, making smart purchases and understanding loans and debts.
http://girlsgottaknow.com.au/money/
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This website has information specifically designed for young women and girls on managing your money, making smart purchases and understanding loans and debts.
http://girlsgottaknow.com.au/money/
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