Physical and mental illness and disability can make individuals far more susceptible to financial vulnerability.
Best practice for service providers – access, inclusion and supported decision making for vulnerable customers with decision-making impairment.
Family violence can increase the complexity of financial hardship. Many victims of family violence find themselves homeless and fearing for their own and their children’s safety.
Looking at international and local developments in measuring wellbeing, and considering limitations with current approaches to measuring outcomes in markets.
People born overseas are nearly 50% more likely to have financial difficulties than people born in Australia – individuals whose first language is not English are particularly at risk.