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Financially savvy Australians can add $1.2tn to wealth: Research

BY RIDDHIMA TALWANI | FRIDAY, 28 NOV 2025 12:30PM

New research has found that if all Australians were to reach a level of advanced financial capability, it could uplift aggregate household wealth by $1.2 trillion, equal to $122,950 per household.

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