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Please take a few minutes at the end of your visit today to tell us about your experience with the Canadian Financial Literacy Database. The information collected from this survey will help the Financial Consumer Agency of Canada identify areas for improvement.
Your participation is entirely voluntary and your identity will remain anonymous. Choosing “Yes, after my visit” will open a new window that you can return to once you complete your visit.
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Organizations with a published submission in the database are supporters of the National Strategy for Financial Literacy - Count me in, Canada.
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Financial literacy blogs
We write blogs on our website about financial literacy for children. Practical activities and ideas are provided for educators, especially parents, to engage in and to discuss with children. Our goal is to create a solid foundation for children in money and finance so that they will become...
Topics: Budgeting and money management, Credit and debt management, General, Saving and investing
Target audience: Educators, Parents, Students
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Emperor Education
Contact:Stanley Yuen(604) 218-6025
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