Achieving this goal will enable 750,000 Australians to get better access to financial advice. You’re encouraged to join our mission. Join Striver today and let’s help all Australians get better access to financial advice.
Research from Rice Warner, part of Deloitte, highlights the significant benefits of financial advice. If all Australians accessed advice that improved asset returns by just 1% annually, the national savings pool could grow by $2 trillion over the next 30 years.
Additionally, government expenditure on the age pension would reduce by 13%. Beyond financial outcomes, advice offers critical non-financial benefits, such as increased confidence in achieving a comfortable retirement and enhanced overall wellbeing.
Financial advisers help Australians secure their futures, reduce financial stress, and improve overall wellbeing. By guiding people to achieve financial stability and confidence, you’ll play a vital role in shaping better lives and stronger communities.
Our platform equips you with the tools, training, and opportunities to grow into a trusted adviser, helping you and your team advance their career while making a difference in the lives of others. Together, we can create a financially healthier Australia.
Striver is the evolution of the work we have been doing since 2013 with a business formerly known as Grad Mentor.
We have kept all the components that our clients and students loved from Grad Mentor and delivered an enhanced proposition through the Striver technology platform in 2019.
As the Striver platform continues to be the digital marketplace for employers to connect with candidates, we created an event series called Brimstone to ignite those same connections - but live and in-person. Currently the annual conference is hosted in Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth and Sydney.
November 2024 saw latest release of the Striver technology bringing together of all the learnings of Striver over the last 11 years into a fully functional Technology solution to support fulfilling careers on a mission to making advice more accessible to more Australians.
