Testimonial
“Programs on the basics of personal finance are crucial to the success of young people.”
Sue Watts, youth counsellor
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Additional Resources
Looking for more information about financial literacy?
In this section, you will find an extensive range of FREE online resources to support your financial literacy program. If you know of any great resources, please send it to .
Please note: The resources in this section are provided for information purposes only, and SEDI and the CCFL do not endorse the external resources listed here. Reasonable efforts are made by SEDI and the CCFL to ensure these external resources are accurate but SEDI and the CCFL are not liable for the content of these resources or any damages resulting from their use.
Income and Taxes
Canada Benefits Program www.canadabenefits.gc.ca
Canada Revenue Agency www.cra-arc.gc.ca
Budgeting
Canadian Bankers Association www.yourmoney.cba.ca
Investors Education Fund www.getsmarteraboutmoney.ca
Banking and Financial Services Resources
Ottawa Community Loan Fund http://oclf.org/atm/docs/Summit%20Guide.pdf
Canadian Foundation for Economic Education www.cfee.org
Service Canada www.servicecanada.gc.ca
PLAN - RDSP http://rdsp.com
Credit
Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation www.cmhc-schl.gc.ca
Credit Reportings
Financial Consumer Agency of Canada www.fcac-acfc.gc.ca
Equifax www.equifax.ca
Equifax credit report request form http://www.equifax.com/ecm/canada/EFXCreditReportRequestForm.pdf
Transunion www.tuc.ca
Debt
Office of the Superintendent of Bankruptcy Dealing with Debt: A Consumer’s Guide: www.ic.gc.ca/eic/site/bsf-osb.nsf/eng/br01861.html
The Wise Consumer
Canada Office of Consumer Affairs www.consumer.ic.gc.ca
Financial Empowerment
Improving financial outcomes for low-income households
Financial Empowerment is a new approach to poverty reduction that focuses on improving the financial security of low-income people.
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