Financial Literacy
A key staff member of Marra Worra Worra, a major Kimberley Aboriginal resource centre, has been honoured with a significant Western Australian award for his ongoing work.
One of six children raised in an Aboriginal Housing Commission home in Tamworth on Gomeroi country, Wiradjuri man and First Nations Foundation chief executive, Phil Usher, witnessed his parents live f...
Recommendations by the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Human Rights to shift compulsory income management to a voluntary system would have limited impact without sustained investment in culturally-ap...
A $US100,000 grant from MetLife Foundation to the First Nations Foundation's new Resilient and Ready program extended the insurer's support to enhance financial literacy among Indigenous women across...
Highly-respected Indigenous lawyer Heron Loban has been appointed to the independent board of financial industry watchdog the Australian Financial Complaints Authority.
The 2022-23 financial year saw a significant increase in the number of complaints made by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples to Australia's financial dispute resolution scheme.
Raylene Bellottie will go on the front foot in her new role as a director of the Australian Financial Complaints Authority. Ms Bellottie, alongside Yien Hong, was announced as a new industry director...
The financial wellbeing of Indigenous Australians is improving according to First Nations Foundation's first Impact Report. The report has revealed the positive impact of the organisation's training o...
The banking regulator has revealed that First Nations people are paying up to $3000 in overdrawn fees to banks each year, which has been deemed completely unacceptable.
Australian Indigenous financial organisation, First Nations Foundation, is launching a series of outreach and educational events around the country to empower First Nations people to take control of t...
Many gathered at the Suncorp building rooftop in Meanjin (Brisbane) Tuesday to hear of the latest findings by the First Nations Foundation in their recent Impact Report 2022.
A landmark plan to address the financial inequity between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians has been unveiled. The framework, which aims to bring about significant change, was launched by the...
Australia's only national Indigenous financial literacy organisation, First Nations Foundation, will partner with mining giant BHP to offer financial education opportunities to thousands of Indigenous...