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National Financial Literacy StrategyFinding details

All findings

Users of QUBER, a personal finance app with behavioural insights, build an emergency fund of $1,000 or more in 2 years, on average.

Sample size

  • 2,315

Collection dates

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Related priorities

This finding relates to the following National Financial Literacy Strategy priorities and target outcomes: 

Priority 4

Enhance access to trustworthy and affordable financial help

    Priority 5

    Use behavioural design to simplify financial decisions

    • Target outcome 5.2
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