Financial Literacy Programmes That Actually Work
We've spent years watching businesses struggle with the same problem: their teams don't understand money.
Not because they're not smart. Because nobody ever taught them properly. Our programmes cut through the jargon and give your people the financial confidence they need to make better decisions every day.
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How We Got Here
2018 - The Beginning
Started With A Question
After years working in corporate finance, I noticed something odd. Brilliant people making terrible money decisions. Not at work—they had advisors for that. But personally. And it was affecting their work performance more than anyone wanted to admit.
2020 - First Programme
Tested With Real Businesses
We built our first eight-week programme for a Brisbane manufacturing company. Their HR director was dealing with constant requests for salary advances. Six months after our programme, those requests dropped by 70%. That's when we knew we had something.
2022 - Expanded Reach
Worked With Twelve Industries
From hospitality to healthcare, tech startups to government departments. Each sector taught us something new about what people actually need to learn. We started customizing content based on real workplace scenarios instead of textbook examples.
2025 - Where We Are
Building Long-Term Partnerships
We're running programmes for companies across Sydney, Melbourne, and regional centres. Starting autumn 2025 cohorts in March. Not because we want to grow fast, but because the need is there and we've finally figured out how to deliver consistently good results.
What Changes After Our Programmes
We track outcomes because vague promises don't help anyone. Here's what businesses typically see when their teams complete our financial education programmes.
Workplace Stress
Better Focus During Work Hours
When people understand their finances, they stop checking their bank balance during meetings. Managers report fewer distracted team members and better engagement in planning discussions.
Decision Making
More Informed Budget Discussions
Teams that understand financial fundamentals ask better questions about project budgets and resource allocation. They spot potential problems earlier and suggest practical solutions.
Employee Confidence
Stronger Professional Development
Understanding superannuation, salary negotiation, and career investment helps employees plan their growth more strategically. They approach development conversations with clearer goals.