About Us
The Wealth Academy: We help those who value financial life skills and wellbeing
Preparing young people for their financial future is an essential part of preparing them for life.
Youth-oriented, real-life
Aspirational, capability-building
Over many years, The Wealth Academy has developed an extensive body of financial education intellectual property.
Financial knowledge is important, but knowledge alone is not enough.
Financial learning becomes more meaningful when young people can see how it connects with their lives.
The financial environment facing today's young people is different from the one experienced by previous generations.
Digital payments, online commerce, new forms of credit, financial technology, social media, changing employment patterns, easier access to investing and artificial intelligence are continuing to reshape financial life.
The Wealth Academy's educational resources continue to evolve in response.
Our current development work combines established educational intellectual property with contemporary instructional design, multimedia and carefully considered applications of artificial intelligence.
The technology may change.
The educational objective remains the same: help young people become better prepared for their financial lives.
The Wealth Academy was founded by an experienced and highly accomplished educator whose professional background includes teaching, curriculum development, financial education and business.
The Wealth Academy has previously worked with and alongside a range of education, professional and industry organisations in support of youth financial education. These historical relationships have included organisations representing school leaders, boarding education, parents, financial services, accounting, insurance, investment and other areas. They have contributed perspectives, expertise, content, research support or opportunities to extend financial education to different audiences. Where historical organisations or logos are displayed on this website, their inclusion reflects previous collaboration or support and does not imply a current partnership or endorsement unless expressly stated.
Financial education does not belong to one sector. Young people can develop financial capability through:
families
schools, universities and vocational education
workplaces
sporting and community organisations
financial and professional services
member organisations and
independent learning
The Wealth Academy's educational architecture has been developed with this flexibility in mind.