Women, Maori and Pasifika money know-how to be targeted in new national strategy

Women, Māori and Pasifika money know-how to be targeted in new national strategy
14 Apr, 2021 05:00 PM
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Retirement Commissioner Jane Wrightson. Photo / Michael Craig
Bringing up the levels of financial know-how in women, Māori and Pasifika is the aim of a new national strategy for financial capability being launched today.
Jane Wrightson, Retirement Commissioner and the head of the Commission for Financial Capability - the Government's money education arm - said the strategy would bring together commercial entities, the non-profit sector, iwi and the government to work together.
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"Until now the many agencies across the financial capability sector each engaged in a variety of largely unconnected activities that have the same driver - to help people be better with money so that they can achieve their goals," said Wrightson.

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