| Financial Consumer Agency of Canada | news releases
Today, the Financial Consumer Agency of Canada (FCAC) launched a call for applications for its Consumer Protection Advisory Committee.
| Financial Consumer Agency of Canada | news releases
The Financial Consumer Agency of Canada (FCAC) has released its 2018–2019 annual report. The report shows how FCAC has delivered on the commitments in its 2018-2019 Business Plan.
| Financial Consumer Agency of Canada | news releases
Today, the Financial Consumer Agency of Canada (FCAC) launched its new Budget Planner tool, which will help Canadians manage their financial goals.
| Financial Consumer Agency of Canada | speeches
Today is the first day of our Annual Financial Literacy Month. This year marks its 9th anniversary. Throughout November, we collaborate with organizations from across the country to increase awareness, host events and share resources aimed at helping Canadians ‘Take Charge of their Finances’ – which is our theme for this year’s campaign.
| Financial Consumer Agency of Canada | speeches
It’s a pleasure to be invited to speak to you during this, our 9th annual Financial Literacy Month. Throughout November, we collaborate with organizations like yourselves to increase awareness, host events and share resources aimed at helping Canadians ‘Take Charge of their Finances’ – which is our theme for this year’s campaign.
| Financial Consumer Agency of Canada | news releases
Today marks the beginning of the 9th edition of Financial Literacy Month (FLM).
| Financial Consumer Agency of Canada | statements
FCAC warns Canadians to beware of unsolicited telephone calls asking for personal and financial information
| Financial Consumer Agency of Canada | news releases
Today, the banking industry adopted a Code of Conduct for the Delivery of Banking Services to Seniors (the Code). The Financial Consumer Agency of Canada (FCAC) will monitor banks to ensure they comply with the Code.
| Financial Consumer Agency of Canada | speeches
Financial literacy means ensuring that consumers are armed with the knowledge they need to navigate a complex financial marketplace, the skills to choose well between financial products and services, and the confidence to ask the right questions. Because, better informed consumers are better-protected consumers.
| Financial Consumer Agency of Canada | speeches
Given this extraordinary change in our demographics, the Government of Canada is taking action in a number of areas. Just last fall, it tasked my agency to create a code of conduct to guide banks in their delivery of services to Canada’s senior population. This work is to complement our ongoing efforts to support Canadians in preparing financially for their future years as seniors.
