Launching July 2025, the Connected Canadians Cyber Safety Training Program is designed to empower older adults, community workers, and volunteers with the knowledge and skills to stay safe online, and to support others who may be at risk or have already been...

Your retirement income can come from a variety of different sources, including your Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP). Knowing how much income you can expect to have from your RRSP can help you plan for your retirement years. This calculator will help to know the following: The...

Take charge of your financial future with Credit Canada GOLD, the financial coaching program that empowers you to make immediate, sustainable, long-term changes to get you out of debt for...

In this podcast episode, Simon Brascoupé introduces “Braiding Mind, Body, and Spirit,” a culturally relevant financial wellness resource developed with Prosper Canada and the Aboriginal Financial Officers Association of Canada. Using the braiding metaphor, the resource addresses Mind...

  Safe and Secure is an online book that helps you imagine, plan, and take action toward building a good and purposeful life, and a secure future, for your family member with a disability.  First published in 1996, Safe and Secure was created to help families imagine and plan...

Mariposa is an AI agent built by Credit Canada, the country’s first and longest-standing non-profit credit counselling agency. Access free, 24/7 AI-powered financial advice and get a personalized debt assessment to help you take the next step toward being...

The tools provided by Autorité des marchés financiers can help guide financial planning for you and your...

Seeking help on tax filing and accessing benefits in Manitoba? Click on 'Access this resource' to visit the Community Financial Counselling Services website for more...

This glossary of investing terms put together by the Canadian Investment Regulatory Organization (CIRO) may be useful for new and seasoned investors...

The CRA has launched taxology podcasts. These weekly informal sessions address different topics whether you’re starting your first job, doing your first return, or need a refresher on the basics. CRA hosts talk to experts to share tips and answer top questions to help listeners understand the...

  Money Smarts: My Financial Journey is an engaging board game designed for Indigenous youth aged 12 and older. The game introduces players to essential financial literacy concepts through realistic scenarios, encouraging them to develop practical skills for managing their own financial...

The Money Matters resources are for use at home and in workshops and activities that are also free for participants. These workbooks are available in several formats and languages. Topics include: Spending Plans Banking Basics Borrowing Money Ways to Save Smart Shopping Building...

The Dollars Seen Differently podcast breaks down financial topics to make them more accessible for people who are blind, Deafblind or have low vision. Hosted by Ryan Hooey, each episode features a down-to-earth conversation with financial experts, offering practical tips and resources on topics...

The Canada Disability Benefit website is managed by Plan Institute, a national non-profit organization based in Burnaby, BC. The purpose is to provide individuals, families, and professionals across Canada with up-to-date information and resources on the Canada Disability Benefit (CDB). Their...

Every day in Canada, nearly 1 in 4 people worry about eating, compromise on the quantity and quality of their groceries and/or go without food due to financial constraints. Food insecurity disproportionately impacts some groups, including Indigenous and racialized peoples, people with...

Financial abuse is the most common form of abuse of older adults.  As professionals, caregivers, family members and older adults, we all need to understand the impact of financial exploitation and recognize the signs so we can help protect ourselves and those we work with and care for.   This...

On August 5, 2024, FCAC relaunched its national, multi-media advertising campaign titled “Housing Costs on Your Mind?”. The campaign promotes FCAC’s tools and resources related to renting, buying a home and owning a home with a mortgage. The campaign runs until...

The Money Guidance Competency Framework sets out the core competencies needed to provide a safe, quality service for customers. It is designed for anyone who provides any type of money guidance whatever their sector or job role. The competency framework for Money Guiders sets out the skills,...

Have you ever wondered why people behave in certain ways, and how you can encourage positive outcomes? Behavioural insights is one tool that can support you to meet people where they are at. United Way partnered with the Behavioural Insights team of Canada to develop a course for the social sector,...

Credit Canada's new budget tool lets you select the items you want to cut out of your budget (lottery tickets, daily lunch out...) and then calculates how much you will save.  Click on "Access this resource" to try it...

Make good financial decisions by getting the facts. Whether you’re deciding which account or credit card to choose, or figuring out if you can afford that mortgage this year or next, ATB has the tool or resource to help you get it right. Head to the ATB website to access these tools and...

No matter what type of investment you buy or advice you receive, you will be charged fees. There are many different types of fees and ways that you can be charged. Use this calculator by the Ontario Securities Commission to estimate how these fees can affect your investments over...

Visitors to the Learning Hub may read past copies of the quarterly Learning Hub Digest where we share quarterly updates to keep you informed on the latest financial empowerment, resources, research, and learning events. Issue 17: December 2025 Issue 16: September 2025 Issue 15: June 2025 Issue...

With frauds and scams on the rise, it's important for Canadians to recognize fraud and protect themselves from it.  The Canadian Anti-fraud Centre has many resources on their website to help Canadians navigate fraud, how to recognize it and how to report...

Retirement planning is one of the most important cornerstones of Canadians' financial health. To further our mandate to strive for an effective and sustainable Canadian retirement income system, ACPM is committed to fostering greater financial literacy, and in particular, helping Canadians to...