Canadian Financial Literacy Database Canadian Financial Literacy Database

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2022 Budget Submission

A plan is needed to ensure that vulnerable people are not made to repay unmanageable CERB/CRB debts, to pay back the income people lost when their refundable tax benefits were clawed back because of CERB, and to guarantee that CRB and CWLB are not clawed back from refundable tax credit payments in...

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

Target audience: Educators, Employees, Entrepreneurs, Indigenous peoples, Newcomers, Parents, Persons with disabilities, Persons with low income, Seniors, Students, The general public, The unemployed / underemployed, Women, Young adults, Youth / youth at risk


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Prosper Canada


Contact:
Wendy Abbott-Serroul
4169936409

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


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Kelley Keehn


Contact:
Kelley Keehn's Office
1-780-732-0144

A mortgage loan capacity calculator

Only available in French. This calculator allows you to estimate how much money you can have for a mortgage depending on your revenues.

Topics: Budgeting and money management, Credit and debt management, Financial planning, General finance topics, Mortgages and loans, Saving and investing

Target audience: Educators, Employees, Entrepreneurs, Indigenous peoples, Newcomers, Parents, Persons with disabilities, Persons with low income, Seniors, Students, The general public, The unemployed / underemployed, Women, Young adults, Youth / youth at risk


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Hellosafe.ca


Contact:
Alexandre Desoutter
(514) 565-9742

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


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Office de la protection du consommateur, Québec


Contact:
Service des communications et de l'éducation
1 (888) 672-2556

A Parent’s Guide to Raising Money-Smart Kids

Learn how to teach your kids the importance of learning about money by guiding them through the five aspects of money management.

Topics: Budgeting and money management

Target audience: Parents


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Chartered Professional Accountants of Canada


Contact:
CPA Canada
1 (800) 268-3793

A tool to search the auto loan rates in Canada

Only available in French This tool is meant for people willing to apply for an auto loan. It makes appear the different rates available on the Canadian market.

Topics: Banking, Budgeting and money management, Credit and debt management, Financial planning, General finance topics, Mortgages and loans

Target audience: Parents, Persons with low income, Seniors, Students, The general public, The unemployed / underemployed, Women, Young adults


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Hellosafe.ca


Contact:
Alexandre Desoutter
(514) 565-9742

ABC Internet Matters

The CBA is a proud sponsor of ABC Life Literacy's Internet Matters program. ABC Internet Matters empowers Canadians who aren’t comfortable using the internet with the knowledge they need to get started. The program consists of a free workbook and downloadable resources to help new internet users...

Topics: Banking, Covid-19, Fraud, General finance topics

Target audience: Newcomers, Parents, Seniors, The general public


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Canadian Bankers Association


Contact:
ABC Life Literacy Canada
416-218-0010

ABC Life Literacy Canada - HSBC Family Literacy First Numbers and Cents: Dollars and Cents

HSBC Family Literacy First is a free program created by ABC Life Literacy Canada and supported by HSBC Bank Canada, to bring parents and children together to practice family literacy.

Topics: Budgeting and money management, General finance topics

Target audience: Parents, Youth / youth at risk


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ABC Life Literacy Canada


Contact:
Allison Nichol Longtin
(416) 218-0010 ext 125

ABC Life Literacy Canada - HSBC Family Literacy First Numbers and Cents: Ways to Earn Income

HSBC Family Literacy First is a free program created by ABC Life Literacy Canada and supported by HSBC Bank Canada, to bring parents and children together to practice family literacy.

Topics: Budgeting and money management, General finance topics

Target audience: Parents, Youth / youth at risk


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ABC Life Literacy Canada


Contact:
Allison Nichol Longtin
(416) 218-0010 ext 125

ACPM Retirement Savings Course

ACPM invites you to participate in a free, online course where you can learn the basics of retirement planning and how to support your financial health and wellbeing at any age. Course highlights include: self-paced learning on basic retirement savings concepts in simple language; six modules...

Topics: Budgeting and money management, Financial planning, Fraud, General finance topics, Retirement and pensions, Saving and investing

Target audience: Educators, Employees, Entrepreneurs, Indigenous peoples, Newcomers, Parents, Persons with disabilities, Persons with low income, Seniors, Students, The general public, The unemployed / underemployed, Women, Young adults, Youth / youth at risk


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ACPM


Contact:
Ruth Morayniss, Director, Communications
(416) 964-1260 ext 225

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