Empowering Young Tasmanians Through Financial Literacy

We believe every child deserves the confidence and skills to make smart financial decisions. That’s why we’re committed to building a future where financial literacy starts early and grows with our young people.

Our work spans innovative programs and strong community partnerships. Through our collaboration with Children’s University, we’re inspiring curiosity and learning beyond the classroom. We’re also developing a fun, interactive app for children aged 4–8, designed to make money concepts simple and engaging from the very start. And by supporting the University of Tasmania’s West Coast Financial Literacy Project, we’re helping ensure that even the most remote communities have access to essential financial education.

Together, these initiatives reflect our dedication to creating brighter financial futures for Tasmania’s next generation.

🌱 Pre‑school

Building Early Confidence With Playful Money Learning
Young children learn best through play, curiosity, and exploration — and that’s exactly how we introduce early money concepts. Through our fun, interactive app for ages 4–8 and hands‑on activities developed with trusted partners, we help pre‑schoolers recognise money, understand simple choices, and start building healthy financial habits from the very beginning. It’s all about planting the seeds for confidence and lifelong learning.

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📚 Primary School

Growing Skills Through Real‑World Learning
Primary‑aged children are ready to take their understanding a little further. Our programs encourage them to think about earning, saving, spending, and sharing in ways that feel relevant to their everyday lives. Through engaging activities, community partnerships, and our work with Children’s University, we help students connect financial ideas with real experiences — empowering them to make thoughtful decisions as they grow.

Build Primary Skills

🌟 Tweens & Teens

Preparing Young People for Their Financial Future
As young Tasmanians move toward greater independence, financial literacy becomes even more important. Our initiatives support tweens and teens as they learn to manage money confidently, understand the value of planning ahead, and navigate real‑world financial choices. By backing projects like the West Coast Financial Literacy Project, we’re ensuring that young people across the state — including those in remote communities — have access to the knowledge and skills they need for a bright financial future.

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Bank of us acknowledges and pays respect to the palawa - Tasmanian Aboriginal people - as the traditional owners of all the lands and waters. And we pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging for they hold the knowledge, memories and culture of Aboriginal people in lutruwita/ Tasmania.