TWA does this in multiple ways. Firstly, we see the school as a community consisting of students and their families, teachers and non-teaching staff, school partners and community representatives. Our resources can be shared freely across that community of people. Most of these resources are free to download and use as and where needed.

Many financial service professionals have strong values about supporting the financial health and well-being of clients and their families and building intergenerational connections.

These professionals may access our suite of free resources to share with their clients.

They may also partner with us in making available our online courses for their clients with teenage or young adult children.

We support member associations in a similar way to financial service providers.

Associations have their own members, many of whom will have teen or young adult children. We can provide a financial education service for those associations as a value-add to their membership, giving them access to courses and other resources.

Our resources have a clear focus on helping young Australians. For this reason, we purposefully seek opportunities to speak with, listen to and ask questions of our youth. Their views guide our work.

TWA values these groups. They employ the largest groups of people in Australia. They serve the financial needs of all Australians. Their collective intellectual content is needed, balanced and shared through TWA’s youth ecosystem. It would be foolish and naïve to not include the financial service industry and other partners in the work we do.

The Wealth Academy does do corporate speaking. Pricing is negotiable and includes preparation, travel and associated costs. Send your enquiry to admin@thewealthacademy.com.au.