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Financial Literacy Booklets

KOFE (Knowledge of Financial Education) financial literacy booklets from Consolidated Credit Counselling Services of Canada. You'll find several of our Financial Literacy Booklets in a convenient downloadable/printable PDF format. They focus in on specific topics that may be challenging your ability to maintain financial stability, such as how to rebuild your credit so you can qualify more effectively for financing or vacation on a budget so you can avoid credit card debt.

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Topics: Banking, Budgeting and money management, Covid-19, Credit and debt management, Financial planning, Fraud, General finance topics, Mortgages and loans, Retirement and pensions, Saving and investing, Taxes

Language(s): English

Fee: Free

Type: A book / workbook / worksheet / glossary
A publication / tip sheet / brochure

Format: Online
Print / PDF

Target audience: Newcomers
Parents
Seniors
Students
The general public
The unemployed / underemployed
Women
Young adults

Knowledge level: Introductory

Related events: 14

Life event: Any situation

Resources specific to Alberta
British Columbia
Manitoba
New Brunswick
Newfoundland and Labrador
Northwest Territories
Nova Scotia
Nunavut
Ontario
Prince Edward Island
Quebec
Saskatchewan
Yukon

Consolidated Credit Counseling Services of Canada Inc.


Contact:
Jeff Schwartz
1 (844) 402-3073

Volunteers accepted: No

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