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The journey to financial literacy with First Nations Foundation's Phil Usher

September 26, 2024

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One of six children raised in Aboriginal housing on Gomeroi Country in Tamworth, Wiradjuri man and First Nations Foundation CEO, Phil Usher, witnessed his parents live from pay cheque to pay cheque.

At the age of ten, his parents were able to buy a small hobby farm, and as equity in the property…

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