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FinReady closes the money-skills gap school leaves behind, taking young people from “I hope it works out” to “I know what to do next.”
Built for 14 to 25 year olds · No finance background needed
The things that trip people up in their teens and twenties, in plain English.
Turn a vague "I should save" into an actual plan using our GPS framework: Goals, Plan, Support.
Make sense of your payslip and see where your tax and super are actually going each pay.
A fortnightly system that shows where your money goes, and one you will actually keep using.
How compound interest works in your favour, and the first small steps to growing your money.
What super is, why it matters this early, and how small choices now really add up later.
Good debt, bad debt, buy-now-pay-later and how credit works before it ever catches you out.
Learn about our online courses and what makes My Financial Future different.
From Year 10 students who took part in a FinReady school workshop, and the educators who brought us in.
“I found it very beneficial for all of us, not only for me but for all my classmates. It was teaching us about money, from ETFs to what to do in the case of a mortgage. We need it because, one, we’re youth, and also, you see a lot of people not being able to manage their money and spending it on unnecessary things. They’re not prioritising their needs; they’re always prioritising their wants.”
“I think they are really beneficial for us as the next generation coming through. It’s something that is really important and should be mandatory in schools. I think we find it beneficial and fun. I found learning about stocks and compound interest interesting because I didn’t have knowledge of that before. You can invest your money, and it can be doing things for you while you are not using it.”
“Yasmine struck the perfect balance between teaching financial principles and hands-on, real-world activities, keeping students engaged throughout. I highly recommend My Financial Future to anyone looking to empower young people with essential life skills.”
As featured in the Newcastle Herald: Hunter high school students learn financial literacy skills
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