Being financially literate helps you to make the right decisions with regards to your personal finances. It means being able to understand how money affects your life and how to make informed decisions that will ultimately benefit you and your family.
If you are financially literate you are more likely to:
- Achieve your financial goals
- Find it easier to budget and save
- Have a sense of control and feel empowered
- Understand debt and how to stop the cycle of debt
To find out more financial literacy facts and about how to become more financially fit, please check out our Stay on Track booklet.
Financial literacy pamphlet
Don’t let Christmas burden you. Keep yourself financially fit for 2020
Christmas budget worksheet
Budgeting Tips
The Financial Literacy program is run at a variety of venues throughout the year and includes information on:
- Budgeting
- Discussion financial concerns or difficulties e.g. bills, debts
- Money management tips and ideas
- Save money on utility bills
- Various bill payment methods
- Understanding financial products i.e. bank accounts
- Debt and Consumer credit
- Your rights and responsibilities
Contact
Contact us on 9705 6699 for information on upcoming sessions.
