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10 top tips to ease back-to-school costs: a guide for parents and carers

18 December 2024

As the new school year approaches, expenses like uniforms, books, and supplies can quickly add up, making budgeting feel overwhelming.

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Empathy, empowerment and expertise: the heart of the Moneycare mission

18 December 2024

Salvation Army services like youth education and homelessness support are clearly impactful. But what about financial counselling?

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Avoiding financial crisis: why seeking help early can make all the difference

18 December 2024

‘Seek help early with financial issues’ is crucial advice, says Salvation Army Moneycare counsellor Kevin van Kuijk.

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Are you financially prepared for a natural disaster?

18 December 2024

In Australia, summer brings barbecues, beaches, holidays, and heat, but also floods, fires, and other natural disasters. Are you financially...

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Bills, baby and breakthroughs. How free financial counselling changed our lives

18 December 2024

When Bee took maternity leave, she and her husband felt secure in their finances, avoiding impulse buys, sticking to a budget, and investing...

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Navigating financial storms: the vital role of financial counselling

18 December 2024

Lucy, a Moneycare financial counsellor, has unique insights into people's relationship with money from her experiences in developing countri...

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Food truck bringing comfort to the streets of Wagga Wagga

4 October 2024

The Salvation Army in Wagga Wagga, south-west NSW, has acquired a much-anticipated new food truck to expand outreach to people experiencing...

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Celebrating The Salvation Army's national Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP)

29 April 2024

The Salvation Army's Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander team and leadership celebrate completion of the first stage of the organisation's...

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Yakila: Walking and talking together in reconciliation and understanding

19 April 2024

In February 2024, more than 150 Salvation Army delegates met for The Salvation Army’s ‘Yakila — Walking and Talking Tog...

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