Understanding superannuation just got easier, thanks to a new collaboration between the Indigenous Consumer Assistance Network (ICAN), AustralianSuper, and the First Nations Foundation. Responding to requests from community members, the team produced the Super… Read more »
Yarnin’ Energy competition winner Robert Spratt (L) and ICAN Thrive’s Elizabeth Carr (R) When Robert Spratt entered ICAN’s Yarnin’ Energy competition, he never expected to walk away with the $1,000 prize. But on Tuesday,… Read more »
In today’s fast-paced digital world, shopping online has become second nature. With the convenience of purchasing anything from clothes to groceries from the comfort of our homes, it’s no surprise that more Australians are… Read more »
Putting People Before Profit — Why Telco Sales Must Change Australia’s leading consumer advocates are calling time on the broken telco sales system. The Fair Call Coalition, a powerful alliance of 23 consumer bodies… Read more »
ICAN Grow Graduates L-R: Sinead Singe, Elizabeth Carr, Fredrick Savage, Elise Deemal Tuesday, 29 April, marked a proud milestone for the Indigenous Consumer Assistance Network (ICAN) as its Grow Officers officially graduated in a… Read more »
The Indigenous Consumer Assistance Network (ICAN) has welcomed the Australian Securities and Investments Commission’s (ASIC) timely review of the motor vehicle finance industry. The review aims to address systemic issues affecting consumers in regional,… Read more »
“Super funds excel at collecting our money, but miserably fail us when we need it most,” say advocates demanding immediate reform. A scathing report by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) released this… Read more »
Building a sustainable First Nations workforce in urban, regional, and remote communities is a key focus for ICAN over the next three years. In an exciting new project, ICAN will work with four community… Read more »