Canadian Financial Literacy Database

From Financial Consumer Agency of Canada

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Budget Builder A budget allows you to take control of your money by tracking how much you're taking in (income) and how much you're spending (expenses). Working with a budget will enable you to plan for future purchases and achieve your financial goals. It might sound like a lot of work but it's easy and the... Topics: Banking, Budgeting and money management, Credit and debt management, Financial planning, Fraud, General, Insurance, Mortgages and loans, Retirement and pensions, Rights and responsibilities, Saving and investing, Taxes Target audience: Employees, General public, Newcomers, Parents, Seniors, Students, Unemployed / underemployed, Women, Young adults See complete resource details	Consolidated Credit Counseling Services of Canada Inc. Contact: Benjamin Allen 1-800-656-4120 ext: 1030	Select Budget Builder
How Many Ways Can You Borrow Money? Methods of borrowing money were not made equal. If they were made equal, there wouldn’t be so many methods! So, the question becomes, how exactly can money be borrowed? In this article, we will explore the many ways in which money can be borrowed thereby helping you achieve your financial and... Topics: Banking, Budgeting and money management, Credit and debt management, Financial planning, Fraud, General, Insurance, Mortgages and loans, Retirement and pensions, Rights and responsibilities, Saving and investing, Taxes Target audience: Aboriginal peoples, Educators, Employees, Entrepreneurs, General public, Newcomers, Parents, Persons with disabilities, Persons with low income, Seniors, Students, Unemployed / underemployed, Women, Young adults, Youth / youth at risk See complete resource details	My Rate Compass Contact: My Rate Compass 416-841-6615	Select How Many Ways Can You Borrow Money?
All About Credit Everything you need to know about credit in Canada. Topics: Credit and debt management, Financial planning, General, Rights and responsibilities Target audience: Educators, Employees, Entrepreneurs, General public, Newcomers, Seniors, Students, Unemployed / underemployed, Women, Young adults, Youth / youth at risk See complete resource details	Consolidated Credit Counseling Services of Canada Inc. Contact: Benjamin Allen 1-800-656-4120 Ext: 1030	Select All About Credit
10 ways to get the most out of your student tax return Topics: Taxes Target audience: Students See complete resource details	RBC Royal Bank Contact: RBC Advice Centre 1 (866) 822-6446	Select 10 ways to get the most out of your student tax return
5 Ways To Pay For School Topics: Budgeting and money management, Credit and debt management, General, Mortgages and loans Target audience: Students See complete resource details	RBC Royal Bank Contact: RBC Advice Centre 1 (866) 822-6446	Select 5 Ways To Pay For School
A Canadian’s Guide to Money-Smart Living E.I.F.L.E. (Excellence in Financial Literacy Education) Award Winner! A Canadian’s Guide to Money-Smart Living will help you understand how to live money-smart and provide you with step-by-step instructions on how to take control of your financial future. Topics: Budgeting and money management, Credit and debt management, Financial planning, General, Saving and investing Target audience: Educators, General public, Newcomers, Parents, Persons with low income, Students, Unemployed / underemployed, Women, Young adults See complete resource details	Kelley Keehn Contact: Kelley Keehn's Office 1-780-732-0144	Select A Canadian’s Guide to Money-Smart Living
A Need or a Want? Students learn to differentiate a purchase that meets their needs from one that fulfils a want, or desire. Topics: Budgeting and money management Target audience: Educators, Parents, Students, Youth / youth at risk See complete resource details	Office de la protection du consommateur, Québec Contact: Service des communications et de l'éducation 1 (888) 672-2556	Select A Need or a Want?
A Student’s Guide to Building a Strong Credit Score Topics: Credit and debt management Target audience: Students See complete resource details	RBC Royal Bank Contact: RBC Advice Centre 1 (866) 822-6446	Select A Student’s Guide to Building a Strong Credit Score
A Student’s Introduction to Credit: Tips for smart borrowing Topics: Credit and debt management Target audience: Students See complete resource details	RBC Royal Bank Contact: RBC Advice Centre 1 (866) 822-6446	Select A Student’s Introduction to Credit: Tips for smart borrowing
À vos sous! Prêts? Partez Available in French only Topics: Budgeting and money management, Credit and debt management, Rights and responsibilities Target audience: Students, Young adults, Youth/youth at risk See complete resource details	ACEF Lanaudière Contact: L. Dalpé (450) 756-1333	Select À vos sous! Prêts? Partez

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Date modified:: 2017-08-24

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