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ANZ has released the results of a survey of adults in Australia/New Zealand, which measured the financial wellbeing of 5,099 adults across the two countries. Fifty-nine out of 100 was the average financial wellbeing score for adults in both.
This survey is the sixth in a series which has explored financial literacy, attitudes and behaviours since 2002.
Below is bluenotes’ full coverage of the survey results.
You can read ANZ’s full coverage on its Financial Wellbeing report HERE.
More than a third of Australians just getting by financially – or worse
Many factors contribute to a person’s financial wellbeing – including some surprising ones, a new ANZ report has found.
Emily Ross | Author, journalist and editor
The good, bad & ugly of financial wellbeing
We speak with Elaine Kempson, professor and global pioneer about the state of financial wellbeing in Australia and New Zealand.
Emily Ross | Author, journalist and editor
How our behaviours shape our finances
A new ANZ survey challenges the widely held belief financial knowledge is the key to financial wellbeing.
Emily Ross | Author, journalist and editor
Financial wellbeing means rethinking lending: Kempson
Financial wellbeing expert encourages financial services providers to identify people with an overreliance on debt.
Janak Rogers | Host, The ANZ Way podcast
IN PICTURES: financial wellbeing in Australia
See the key findings of ANZ’s latest financial wellbeing report in visual form.
Shane White | Senior Production Editor, bluenotes
The views and opinions expressed in this communication are those of the author and may not necessarily state or reflect those of ANZ.
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Financial wellbeing 2018: full coverage
2018-04-19
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