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...

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...

Credit Canada’s free online budget spreadsheet gives you a complete breakdown of how you spend your money on a monthly basis. All you need to do is plug in some basic information and start tracking your...

The CBA’s Your Money Seniors program helps Canadians achieve financial well-being and covers fraud prevention, financial abuse and cash...

The UP Skills for Work program by ABC Life Literacy is designed to help learners develop key employability and life skills through free downloadable workbooks and online courses. Access online courses, workbooks, and readings for learners. Resources for Educators l UP Skills for Work: Educators...

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

Learn some tips for deciding how much risk you can handle when...

Retirement planning is about managing your money so you can make the most of your retirement years. Your retirement plan should balance your needs, wants and the reality of your...

This Government of Canada webpage contains links to resources to help you manage your money, debt and investments, plan for retirement and protect yourself from consumer...

Une ressource ancrée dans la culture pour favoriser le bien-être financier des Autochtones. Tresser l'esprit, le corps et l'âme est un programme complet pour le bien-être financier créé par les personnes et les communautés autochtones et pour elles. Élaboré à partir d'enseignements...

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...

Upskill with a selection of free online micro courses in personal finance and entrepreneurship from...

You’ve been saving up your money for a number of years. Take the time to think about your investment priorities. Here are 4 tips to consider before...

Developed under the academic leadership of Dr. Bonnie-Jeanne MacDonald and Senior Researcher He Chen, the COA Calculator is a free online tool that explores how typical retirement costs — including food, housing, transportation, health and care, and other expenses — vary based on real-life...

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...

This toolkit of digital literacy resources helps Canadians better protect themselves from online scams, fraud and unsafe digital practices. These bilingual tools are specifically created for adults with lower literacy levels and support adult learners in navigating today's rapidly changing digital...

The Autorité des marchés financiers (the “AMF”)  provides a directory of all the financial education tools available in Québec. Use these toolkits for financial planning based on your current...

The first course from the Money Matters for Self-Employment series is Thinking About Self-Employment. In this free course, you'll learn what it means to be self-employed, different ways of being self-employed and if self-employment is right for...

Receiving a lump sum of money can be overwhelming to some people. Careful planning can help you make the most of your money. Here are some ways to financially prepare for your compensation in the First Nations Child and Family Services and Jordan’s Principle Settlement.  Watch the...

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 Financial Consumer Agency of Canada (FCAC) has published research insights that reveal where Canadians are turning for various types of financial advice. FCAC’s Spotlight on Canadians’ use of financial advice showcases data from the 2024 Canadian Financial Capability Survey (the CFCS), a...

Learn about why investment fees matter, separate fee fact from fiction, and take a look at common types of investment fees and...

Explore different kinds of insurance and what you can expect to find within insurance...

November is Financial Literacy Month​ This year marks the 15th anniversary of Financial Literacy Month (FLM) in Canada. Since 2011, FLM has helped Canadians strengthen their financial knowledge and skills with the goal of improving their financial well-being. Led by the Financial Consumer Agency...

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...