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Through Moneysmart, ASIC provides trusted tools and guidance to help Australian's make everyday money decisions.
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Latest news
ASIC letter calls on insurers to improve claims handling practices
6 March 2024
ASIC has issued a letter reminding general insurers of their obligations as Australian financial services (AFS) licensees when handling insurance claims, especially in response to severe weather events.
Get more from your super
21 February 2024
ASIC recently reviewed the superannuation sector and found super funds and financial advisers could do more to monitor investments in super and communicate with members and clients about how their super is performing.
New Moneysmart data reveals young women more stressed than young men about finances, cost of living
15 February 2024
New research has shed light on the financial concerns of Australian Gen Z women, revealing that they are more likely than Gen Z men to feel stressed and overwhelmed by finances and money.
ASIC's Moneysmart program
ASIC's Moneysmart update
In this video, Andrew Dadswell, Senior Manager Consumer Communications, provides an update on ASIC's Moneysmart program.
Moneysmart priorities
Moneysmart's priorities for 2023-2024 are to:
- provide information for people experiencing cost of living and mortgage stress
- raise awareness of scams
- help people make investment decisions
Moneysmart users
More than 9.7 million Australians visited Moneysmart.gov.au between 1 July 2022 and 30 June 2023. Visitors to the site included:
- consumers seeking guidance when making everyday money decisions
- intermediaries, like financial counsellors and educators, who use Moneysmart content and resources to help others
We have recently seen more people coming to Moneysmart across most content areas. In particular, seeking guidance on how to manage the rising cost of living.
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