Building Better Financial Futures Challenge – Research Paper Submission Form

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More Canadians have access to, and use, relevant and unbiased financial advice that is affordable.
More Canadians who access relevant and unbiased financial advice experience positive financial outcomes.
Fewer Canadians receive financial advice that is inappropriate for their circumstances and financial needs.

More ecosystem stakeholders use behavioural insights and design research to test and deploy consumer-facing materials that demonstrably help Canadians make financial decisions that will lead to positive financial outcomes.
More Canadians use tools that use behavioural insights in the design and presentation of financial decisions to facilitate and motivate choices leading to better outcomes.
Fewer Canadians purchase or use financial products and services that are not in their own best interest due to the misuse of behavioural design elements.

More stakeholders in the financial services industry adopt concrete measures to prioritize financial consumer protection and the fair treatment of consumers, including the protection of consumer data, selling appropriate products and services, and effective complaint resolution.
More Canadians benefit from an appropriate level of consumer protection and market conduct standards whether they deal with new or existing providers of digital products, services, or practices.
More Canadians understand their rights and responsibilities when dealing with the financial services industry, and how and where to seek resolution when they experience a problem.

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Date modified:: 2019-03-01