Strengthening financial literacy in Canada

From Financial Consumer Agency of Canada

 

National strategy for financial literacy
This strategy sets out goals and priorities to help Canadians better manage their finances and make appropriate decisions as their needs and circumstances change. It calls on organizations to join efforts to help Canadians take action and make financial literacy a life-long journey.

Seniors’ financial literacy strategy
This strategy aims to help current seniors better understand and manage their finances and protect themselves against fraud and financial abuse. It also aims to help future seniors plan for their retirement.

Financial Literacy Leader
A message from Canada’s first Financial Literacy Leader, her mandate and recent activities.

Financial literacy committees and networks
National Steering Committee on Financial Literacy, Interdepartmental Committee on Financial Literacy and other financial literacy networks across Canada.

Financial literacy resources and initiatives
Educational resources and information on FCAC's initiatives to strengthen Canadians’ financial literacy.

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

Standardized Financial Literacy Evaluation Framework
This framework proposes a methodology based on best practices in evaluation.

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