Futurity Investment Group

Under Clout PR & Content’s guidance, Futurity Investment Group's Planning for Education Index (which reveals the true cost of educating a child, irrespective of location and school type) has reached unimaginable heights and consistent national media exposure.

For the past decade, the campaign has reached more than 150 million Australians and generated more than $17 million in equivalent advertising value.

As data experts, Clout PR & Content transformed bespoke research and industry statistics into a suite of engaging materials including newsworthy media releases, infographics and vignettes.

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nit.com.au

First Nations rural and remote students have been given a funding boost, with the Futurity Investment Group announcing a $300,000 grant to the Indigenous education foundation, Yalari Ltd.

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SUNRISE.COM.AU

Should an education cost this much? Sunrise speaks to Futurity Group's Sam Sondhi about the cost for government, catholic, and private schools in Australia.

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TODAYSHOW.COM.AU

How much does it actually cost to educate your children and how can we stay on top of it?

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7NEWS.COM.AU

Parents are paying more than a hundred thousand dollars to give their kids a public-school education, that's supposed to be free. A new report shows Victorian government schools are the most expensive in the country.

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HERALDSUN.COM.AU

Parents will pay $108,879 over 13 years to send their child to a public school from 2024, making Melbourne the most expensive city for government schooling in Australia

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DAILYTELEGRAPH.COM.AU

Schooling in Sydney is a tale of two sectors, with private education covering both the cheapest and the most expensive options in the country. Find out how much 13 years will cost you.

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WATODAY.COM.AU

West Australian parents hoping to send their children to a Catholic school are facing some of the highest fees in the country, as cost of living pressures continue to put pressure on households.

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MAMAMIA.COM.AU

Schooling is expensive - whether you opt for a public, private, or religious-based education institution - and new data proves it.

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AFR.COM.AU

Parents opting to send their child to a private school should plan to spend almost double the tuition fees, thanks to extra costs from things such as digital devices, musical instruments, sports gear, camps and uniforms, new research shows.

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dailytelegraph.com.au

Federal Education Minister Jason Clare has ruled out scrapping funding for private schools that choose to charge fees amid projections that tuition costs could blow out to $60,000 in the next decade.

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couriermail.com.au

The average Queensland parents will have to fork out more than half a million dollars to put two children through 12 years’ private schooling in a major city in a decades’ time.

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heraldsun.com.au

Middle-income parents are now paying up to 25 per cent of their take-home pay on private schooling, with rising fees putting increased pressure on struggling families.

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THEAUSTRALIAN.COM.AU

Parents will have to pay $87,000 to send each child to a “free’’ public school, as the cost of laptops, uniforms and tutors chews through family budgets.

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SMH.COM.AU

Parents will pay almost $1 million to educate two children at Sydney’s most expensive private schools over a 13-year period, with extras like laptops, musical instruments and uniforms costing more than $5000 a year.

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HERALDSUN.COM.AU

Melbourne has cemented itself as the city with the most expensive public education in the country, with average costs spiking by more than $10,000 since last year.

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9NEWS.COM.AU

Melbourne is the most expensive city for public education in all of Australia, costing parents over $100,000 for 13 years of schooling, according to new data.

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TODAYSHOW.COM.AU

The costs of education around Australia have been revealed. Today Money Expert Effie Zahos has compared public, private and Catholic schools, based on data from Futurity Investment Group's annual education index.

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AFR.COM.AU

Parents who enrol their kids in private schools should double their annual budget, with ancillary costs such as uniforms, technology and school camps often equalling tuition fees.

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THEGUARDIAN.COM.AU

Free public education costs as much as $100,000 in parts of Australia, report finds. Melbourne found to be the most expensive city for costs associated with government education, such as devices and tutoring.

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DAILYTELEGRAPH.COM.AU

Parents will pay almost $1 million to educate two children at Sydney’s most expensive private schools over a 13-year period, with extras like laptops, musical instruments and uniforms costing more than $5000 a year.

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7NEWS.COM.AU

Soaring school costs are taking a toll, with a growing number of families forced to borrow money for their child's education. New data out today shows Melbourne parents are feeling the price pinch most.

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SUNRISE.COM.AU

The cost of schooling across Australia has been revealed, with Sydney once again the most expensive city for parents. The new research also found that home schooling during COVID cost mums and dads an extra $1,856 each year.

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dailytelegraph.com.au

A passionate teacher who believes in creating equal opportunities for Western Sydney students is one of only four in NSW to be honoured with a prestigious educator of the year award.

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THEAUSTRALIAN.COM.AU

Home schooling cost many families $10,000 extra as working parents were forced to take unpaid leave during pandemic lockdowns last year, analysis reveals. Educating a child at home during the Covid-19 pandemic cost parents an extra $1856 in direct expenses, on average, the Futurity Investment Group calculated for its annual Planning for Education index.

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AFR.COM.AU

Family budgets were hit by additional costs from homeschooling and loss of income during the pandemic, as parents left the workforce temporarily to supervise their children’s study, a survey has found.

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TODAYSHOW.COM.AU

The costs of education around Australia have been revealed. Today Money Expert Effie Zahos has compared public, private and Catholic schools, based on data from Futurity Investment Group's annual education index.

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illawarramercury.com.au

A Wollongong teacher has been recognised for her tireless efforts in supporting students experiencing disadvantage at a prestigious national teaching awards.

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