338 super and money matters for Indigenous Australians

Phil Usher, CEO of the First Nations Foundation, joined Glen and John to chat about Indigenous money matters. The chat touches on:

👉some stats around the challenges Indigenous Australians face financially

👉🏿some info around Indigenous Australian culture

👉🏽the work the First Nations Foundation does

👉🏻superannuation for Indigenous Australians

Read more about the First Nations Foundation here: https://firstnationsfoundation.org.au/

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