Understanding your “purpose of money” can help you make smarter choices, keep you motivated to stick to your budget, and feel more confident and in...

Present bias is our preference for short-term rewards over long-term rewards, even when the long-term reward is more valuable. Find out more about present bias and how it could impact your financial...

Setting up a household budget can feel overwhelming, especially when money is already tight. In this article, we'll break down the process into simple, practical steps so you can build a household budget that works in real...

Planning for retirement helps you determine how much to save and...

Imagine a loved one is in trouble or hurt. You get a call asking for urgent help. You’d likely want to act right away because you care about them. Exploiting family ties is the driving force behind grandparent scams — or emergency...

This article will help you plan out the steps you need to take to reach your financial...

Learn tips for realizing when someone has been scammed and how you can help...

Being an informed investor is one of your best defences against investment fraud. Although most investment advisers are honest and work in your best interest, you still need to carefully choose who you deal with. This resource outlines some simple steps you can take before investing to protect...

By understanding how debt works and making a plan to manage it, you can take back control of your finances and move toward a more secure...

An important part of budgeting is planning for occasional and unexpected expenses. When you need to pay for these types of costs, you’ll have money set aside if you...

If you’re getting texts from seemingly legitimate sources asking you for personal information, it could be a phishing attempt. Phishing scams are increasingly common. Protect yourself by learning how to spot phishing attempts and other variations of this...

Debt can feel like a heavy weight on your shoulders. Whether it’s a credit card, car loan or student debt, owing money can cause stress and limit your choices. But debt doesn’t have to control your life. By understanding how it works and making a plan to manage it, you can take back control of...

Whether you’re on a vacation at a resort, waiting in the airport or sitting in a coffee shop, it’s often possible to connect to the Internet through a wireless network provided by the property owner. Sometimes these will be offered for a small fee and sometimes they will be free. But be...

This article shares stories from Amadeusz, an organization that works with people who are incarcerated to further their high school and post-secondary education. Learn about how experiences with the education system are deeply connected with basic needs for housing, income, and social...

FSRA regulates the credit unions/caisses populaires sector in Ontario. Learn about how this sector is regulated through a comprehensive regulatory framework, and access portals to register a new credit union and...

Your tax notice of assessment tells you many important things. Learn more about what’s in your notice of assessment and what to do if you need to make a change on your tax return or if you disagree with your assessment. Available in...

A video on diversification and asset mix for investing.  The full transcript is also...

When you work with an investment advisor, it is important to know your rights as an investor. Available in...

Scams come in many forms—whether it is a suspicious text, a phishing email, an unexpected phone call, or a fake website. Scammers are always coming up with new ways to trick people, but you can protect yourself by staying alert. If you ever suspect you have been targeted by a scam, it is...

There’s more to the college affordability crisis than the mere fact of debt. “You know, 80% of people with student debt say it causes them to delay things like getting married, buying a house, having kids,” says Aaron Kuecker, president of Trinity Christian College. “Two-thirds of folks who...

Home improvement projects can be a great way to update and enhance your living space. For some older adults in Canada, however, these projects can sometimes lead to scams and financial abuse. While anyone can be a victim of financial fraud, older adults are often a target for door-to-door...

An emergency fund is money you set aside to pay for unexpected expenses. These can include things like medical expenses or unexpected home or car repairs. An emergency fund also provides a cushion in the event you lose your job or have an unexpected loss of income. It’s an important financial...

Identity theft is quite prevalent. Somebody may have managed to obtain an important piece of personal information such as a password, your date of birth, your credit card number, your phone number or your SIN. This resource by the Authorité des marchés financiers provides a few tips to help you...

Investing can be a great way to grow your wealth, but it’s important to understand the tax implications that come with it. In Canada, the taxation of investment income varies depending on the type of investment and the account in which it is held. Access this resource by the Canadian Investment...

No matter where you are in your financial journey—whether you’re beginning your career, saving for your children’s education, planning for retirement, or setting up a legacy for your loved ones—working with a qualified Financial Planner to create a financial plan can significantly help in...