Financial Services
Yamatji chartered accountant Jolene Elliott wanted to break the mould when she and a colleague set out to start their own firm. She continues to champion more diversity and representation in the secto...
New research sparked by the fact sixty-five per cent of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people die before they can access the age pension has found "simple changes" could make a big difference t...
A leading finance sector organisation says the growing First Nations economy should be supported by Indigenous accountants and financial professionals with the required knowledge.
Banks must ask themselves some 'difficult questions' following a review by ASIC, which has resulted in refunds totalling millions for low-income customers.
For many First Nations peoples living in remote communities, opening a bank account and accessing their money or support are near-impossible tasks.
Simone Kenmore is an exceptional force – a mother, an executive and a steadfast advocate for Indigenous businesses. Leading Commonwealth Bank's Indigenous Business Banking, she balances the dema...
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...
A major superannuation fund has called for reforms to ensure Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are financially secure in retirement.
The World Bank is preparing a financial lifeline for Pacific island nations, backed by the US and Australia, as an exodus of Western banks from the unprofitable market prompts concern that China could...
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...
The Youpla Support Program phone line, designed to support First Nations people impacted by the collapse of funeral insurance provider the Youpla Group, opened for incoming calls on Monday.
A key retailer for First Nations people in regional Australia is planning to take the corporate watchdog to court after it slapped two stop orders on the company.
A store that operates in regional Australia claims an ongoing stop order from the corporate watchdog is having disastrous impacts on its First Nations customers.