As a government agency, ASIC must meet the Australian Government's accessibility requirements under the Disability Discrimination Act 1992.
This means all information on the Moneysmart website (including downloadable files such as PDFs) should be able to be understood or accessed by people with disabilities.
Accessible websites are not just for people with disabilities — they help everyone.
Using the Moneysmart website
We've designed the Moneysmart website as part of the W3C Web Content Accessibility Guidelines Version 2.1.
This includes:
- designing pages that can be easily read by screen readers
- using XHTML to ensure the page can be viewed correctly in all browsers
- providing text equivalents ('alt tags') for images
- providing transcripts or captions for video files
Browser compatibility
The Moneysmart website is designed to be compatible with all web browsers. If you have issues, we recommend:
- clearing your browser's cache and cookies
- trying a different browser
- using a desktop computer
Alternative text, closed captions and video transcripts
Wherever possible throughout the website, we use alternative text to ensure people who use screen readers can access the information.
Our YouTube channel includes closed captions so all users can access and understand our video content. Where possible, we also provide transcripts for videos.
Contact us
You can contact us if you would like to:
- ask a question
- make a complaint
- provide feedback