Better understand your financial wellbeing. Start now with your Financial Wellbeing Score.
Six steps to better financial wellbeing
If you feel like you’re financing with two left feet, you’re not alone. 1 in every 2 Aussiesdisclaimer are stressed about their finances, but that could change when you follow our Financial Wellbeing Program.
Built on MoneyMindeddisclaimer, ANZ’s successful flagship financial education program, these six self-guided, self-paced steps are aimed towards helping you improve your financial behaviours.
So put your financing shoes on and let’s get moving. Step one? Find out your Financial Wellbeing Score.
Find out your Financial Wellbeing Score
Your six steps to financial wellbeing
We’re sharing our insights to help you get on top of money, bonus tools and tips included. Feel free to jump in and out of the steps as you please – we get that everyone’s financial journey is unique.
So, how does financing make you feel?
See what happened when comedian Luke McGregor checked in with his financial wellbeing.
What is financial wellbeing anyway?
Financial wellbeing is the extent to which a person is able to meet current commitments comfortably and have the financial resilience to maintain this into the future. It recognises that our behaviour, attitude to money, resilience to change and sense of security are all impacted by our financial literacy.
What is the ANZ Financial Wellbeing Program?
Informed by research conducted by domestic and international industry thought leaders, including Professor Elaine Kempson from the Personal Finance Research Centre (PFRC) at the University of Bristol, ANZ has developed the Financial Wellbeing Program to help Australians understand their financial literacy and transform their attitudes and behaviours towards money.
Read more via the ANZ Financial Wellbeing Report here.
The ANZ Financial Wellbeing Calculator (“Calculator”) is a tool provided for illustrative and educational purposes only. The results generated by using the Calculator are a guide only and are based only on the information you have provided. We may provide you with links to general articles and tools that may help you but any advice does not take into account your objectives, personal needs and financial circumstances, and does not constitute financial advice or a recommendation. ANZ does not endorse or approve any results calculated using the Calculator. Before considering if any product is right for you, you should take into account your personal needs and financial circumstances and consider whether it is appropriate for you.
ANZ does not use the information you provide for the purpose of assessing any application.
MoneyMinded was developed by ANZ in 2002 in conjunction with the Centre for Learning Innovation at NSW Department of Education and Training and an advisory committee including Financial Counselling Australia (formerly the Australian Financial Counselling and Credit Reform Association), the Financial Counsellors Association of NSW (FCAN), the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) and community sector representatives.
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