Financial literacy in Canada

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Family gathered around the kitchen table working on a budget. — Blog post: Start good habits early

A man holding a calculator, standing next to a newly renovated house. — Tips and tools to help you manage your debt.

Financial Literacy Leader

A message from Canada’s first Financial Literacy Leader about her mandate.

National Strategy for Financial Literacy

Strategy that sets out national goals and priorities to help Canadians better manage their finances.

Seniors’ financial literacy strategy

Strategy to help seniors manage their finances, protect themselves against fraud, and plan for retirement.

Financial literacy committees and networks

National Steering Committee, Interdepartmental Committee and other networks across Canada.

About financial literacy

The history of financial literacy in Canada and why it is so important today.

Resources and initiatives

Financial Literacy Month

Celebrated each November to help Canadians learn how to manage their personal finances successfully.

Financial wellness in the workplace

Strategies and resources for workplace financial wellness programs.

National Conference on Financial Literacy

Conference overview, agenda and speakers.

Canadian Financial Literacy Database

A one-stop source for resources and events from Canadian organizations on budgeting, saving, investing and more.

Financial literacy programs

Educational materials to help students and adults increase their financial knowledge and skills.

Financial tools and calculators

Tools to help you choose a bank account and credit card, including budget and mortgage calculators.

Standardized Financial Literacy Evaluation Framework

A methodology to help organizations measure the effectiveness of their financial literacy programs and initiatives.

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