r/AusHENRY is a subreddit with 49k members. They frequently recommend/review savings accounts, accountant, and financial advisor, and the most common flair used is personal finance, tax, career, property, and general.
HENRY = High Earner Not Rich Yet. Aussie version of r/HENRYfinance.
High Earner = top 10% income earner
- Single = over $156,000 pre-tax, excluding super, as per 2025 ABS employee earnings
- household = over 235K per gratten 2025 budget cheat sheet
- Not Rich Yet = usable assets less than $3m. This includes super, excludes the home.
5 community karma to post. Keep it respectful.
FIRE = Financial Independence Retire Early, see r/fiaustralia.
This forum is not financial advice.
Products Discussed in r/AusHENRY
Savings Accounts
3 reviews
#1
Macquarie
4.0★ from 1 review
#2
ING
4.0★ from 1 review
#3
Great Southern Bank
4.0★ from 1 review
Accountant
1 review
#1
Bove Accounting
5.0★ from 1 review
Financial Advisor
1 review
#1
Barefoot Investor
4.0★ from 1 review
Flair Used in r/AusHENRY
#1
Personal Finance
: "Financially fucked after a divorce"
10 posts
#2
Tax
: "Held back by US tax law"
8 posts
#3
Career
: "Is there a time too early to jump into IT contracting?"
5 posts
#4
Property
: "To sell or not to sell"
5 posts
#5
General
: "Cash rich but only recently"
4 posts
#6
Superannuation
: "ATO to gain power to veto SMSF investments under new government reforms"
2 posts
#7
Investment
: "Am I missing something"
2 posts
#8
Lifestyle
: "FF points seem like a can of worms. For higher NW, worth opening?"
1 post
Member Growth in r/AusHENRY
Yearly
+13k members(35.8%)
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Last updated: September 19, 2026