Australian insurance industry steps up to co-fund financial counselling initiative

In response to a critical need for financial counselling, identified by the Hayne Royal Commission, the Australian insurance industry pledges AU$30m (US$19.67m) to support an increase in services and accessibility over the next three years.

Editorial team

November 21, 2023

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