Break the taboo and talk about money. November is Financial Literacy Month, so let’s break the taboo about talking about money! Ask your clients and employees to “do one thing” to boost their financial literacy: listen to a podcast, read their bank statements, learn about the FHSA and their credit score, and the cost of borrowing.
During November, Financial Literacy Month, the Financial Consumer Agency of Canada (FCAC) engages with Canadians and works together with organizations from the private, public, and non-profit sectors to help strengthen the financial literacy of individuals and families and build their financial resilience so they can confidently navigate financial decisions in challenging times and a digital economy. Throughout the month, organizations across the country are encouraged to host events and share resources aimed at helping Canadians understand their finances and empowering them to:
manage their money and debt wisely
save for the future
understand their financial rights
Why is This Important?
We live in a time of great change. We face an increasingly complex and digital financial marketplace. The global pandemic magnified economic challenges and disparities. It became clear that financial vulnerability can affect anyone—regardless of income, background, or education.
I want to start a conversation to build financial confidence and open the door to a better financial future. We can get rid of shame and find clarity!
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