Submissions for the Talk Money Financial Literacy in Action Awards are now open. We invite all K-12 teachers to share their innovative classroom approaches for strengthening financial literacy.
Submissions for the Talk Money Financial Literacy in Action Awards are now open. We invite all K-12 teachers to share their innovative classroom approaches for strengthening financial literacy. These awards recognise and reward teachers who inspire their students to be confident in managing money.
Winners are announced during Global Money Week in March 2026. Start planning your submission to win one of the four $2,500 cash prizes for your school.
Becoming scam savvy is a new, free financial education workshop from Talk Money that launched in Term 3, designed to help high school students recognise common scam red flags and learn how to stay safe online. With teens spending more time online and feeling confident with technology, they’re increasingly vulnerable – Australians under 18 lost over $236,000 to scams in 2024 alone.
This engaging, curriculum-aligned workshop is suitable for Years 7-10 and delivered by expert facilitators in a single 45-60 minute session. Register your school here.
Finance facts - teacher and parent resources for students
Our finance fact sheets are free resources that help teachers and parents guide students through important money lessons.
From starting a job and buying property to protecting against theft and scams, these downloadable resources cover a wide range of topics. We recently launched our 'Teens and financial admin' fact sheet which provides lots of information for setting up government related accounts.
Browse our free resources here, including posters, worksheets and helpful external websites all designed to help teach young people about money.
Term 3 roadshows update
Talk Money visited 31 schools during the Term 3 roadshows, delivering 94 workshops to over 3,000 students! Locations included
Coffs Harbour and Wagga Wagga in NSW, Mildura in Victoria, Bundaberg in QLD, Mount Gambier and Grant in SA and our very first time visiting the West Coast of Tasmania.
Talk Money delivered 16 workshops across five local schools to over 380 students during the West Coast roadshow last week. Please get in touch with our booking team here for Term 4 roadshows to Tweed Heads and Ballina, Shepparton, Mackay and Canberra.
Have you booked Talk Money for Term 4?
Since launching in 2022, Talk Money has delivered over 12,000 workshops to more than 460,000 students across 1,535 schools!
Our interactive workshops are tailored to different year groups with each module focusing on different topics: Talking about money (Year 5 and 6 students), Spending and saving money (Year 7 and 8 students), and Making money work (Year 9 and 10 students). The programs and resources are evidence-based and aligned to the Australian Curriculum and the National Consumer and Financial Literacy Framework. Contact us here to register your school for Term 4.
What do students say about Talk Money?
Did you know that we capture feedback from both students and teachers after every single Talk Money workshop? We love hearing from our students and teachers about the practical tips that students have learnt and are applying straight away.
Feedback from students attending the Talk Money program has shown that they now feel more self-assured when discussing money issues, including managing difficult conversations with employers regarding their rights. Learn more about our Talk Money workshops here.
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