Financial Literacy Month

From: Financial Consumer Agency of Canada

Thank you!

Thank you for supporting Financial Literacy Month!

The 7th edition of Financial Literacy Month (FLM) was a resounding success, with several organizations across the country offering Canadians a wealth of financial literacy resources, events, tools and information throughout the month of November!

Even though FLM is over, financial learning is important all year long. Explore the Canadian Financial Literacy Database for financial resources and events in your community throughout the year.

Services and information

About Financial Literacy Month

Everything you need to know about FLM, including its history and accomplishments.

Submit your events and resources

Let Canadians know about your financial literacy resources and events.

Subscribe to the financial literacy newsletter

Stay up-to-date on the latest news and activities happening throughout the country.

Canada’s financial literacy blog

Get practical tips to make money management easier.

Strengthening financial literacy in Canada

Canada’s national strategy for financial literacy, the National Steering Committee and more.

National Conference on Financial Literacy

Learn about the conference that took place on November 1 to 3, 2017, in Montreal, Quebec.

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