Measuring financial exclusion in Australia, May 2012 /
By: Hems, Les
| Centre for Social Impact
Contributor(s): Connolly, Chris | Georgouras, Meiko
Publisher: Kensington, N.S.W. University of New South Wales. Centre for Social Impact 2012Description: PDFSubject(s): Finance, Personal | Low Income Groups Statistics | Socially Disadvantaged | Cost And Standard Of Living Measurement | Poverty Measurement | Financial Management | Disadvantaged Groups | Social Exclusion | Financial Literacy | Centre For Social Impact | University Of New South WalesOnline Resources: Electronic copy
May 2012 Published for the National Australia Bank Bibliography : p. 42 Includes appendices
Research for the Measuring Financial Exclusion in Australia has found that just under three million, or 17.2% of Australians, are now either fully or severely financially excluded from affordable and appropriate financial services. CSI's research lead on this project is Chris Connolly. The report was launched by NAB's Group CEO, Cameron Clyne, who said: ?Financial inclusion has an obvious and invaluable social impact, but there is also a very strong economic case, like greater workforce participation, reduced welfare and health costs, that validate and confirm its importance."
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