Industry Partners
What you can do
Do you work in Financial Services, Government, the community sector or an industry that employs Indigenous Australians? Here's how you can get involved...
Welcome to Tomorrow Money: a website dedicated to helping you plan for the best parts of life! Taking a gap year, travelling the world, starting a job, buying a house, investing in shares and even retiring early – we got you!
This resource has been created by Indigenous Australians for Indigenous Australians as a trusted source of general information and lived experiences. Learn from our mob and industry experts about the do’s and don’ts of the financial world to get a head start on achieving your money goals and start living your best life!
The Indigenous Women’s Financial Wellness strategy has been developed to increase the economic security of Indigenous Women across Australia.
Through financial literacy education, community connections, partnerships and trusted Aboriginal leadership, we’re empowering our women to create financial independence, and lead their families and communities to economic prosperity.
The Indigenous Women’s Financial Wellness strategy has been developed to increase the economic security of Indigenous Women across Australia.
Through financial literacy education, community connections, partnerships and trusted Aboriginal leadership, we’re empowering our women to create financial independence, and lead their families and communities to economic prosperity.
A free online resource for Indigenous Australians to learn about the benefits of superannuation, along with a step by step guide on how to find, grow, protect and plan superannuation for a secure financial future.
Visit IndigenousSuper.com.au to find out more!
My Money Dream is FNF’s award-winning digital financial literacy training and the first online money skills program in the world that’s been created by Indigenous people, for Indigenous people.
It can be offered anywhere in Australia for very low cost and high impact. Contact us today to find out how you can make our program available to your Indigenous stakeholders.
In 21 events around Australia the Foundation has stunned government and financial services by reuniting $24 million Indigenous superannuation in urban, remote and regional communities, helping more than 1600 people.
