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The Managing Your Money in Canada program helps newcomers navigate Canadian financial systems by integrating finance topics with language training, making them feel more prepared for life in Canada. With workshops available at basic, intermediate, and advanced levels, the program offers tailored financial education to suit diverse learning needs and backgrounds.

Adopter: Canadian Foundation for Economic Education

The Money and Youth program offers a widely popular financial literacy resource for students, empowering them to make informed financial decisions as they prepare for their futures. In addition to this resource, the program provides engaging finance workshops for students, as well as for the parents and teachers supporting their financial education journey.

Adopter: Canadian Foundation for Economic Education

The Money and You: Seniors Edition program is designed to help older Canadians navigate financial and retirement planning with confidence. Through specialized workshops, the program provides valuable guidance on managing finances in retirement, ensuring seniors are well-prepared for their financial futures.

Adopter: Canadian Foundation for Economic Education

CanAge works with government and financial service providers to identify challenges that frontline employees face when trying to provide optimal service for, and fair treatment of, seniors. This work is particularly relevant in supporting banks’ compliance with the Code of Conduct for the Delivery of Banking Services to Seniors.

Adopter: CanAge

Seedwell is a personal finance app using behavioural insights to help consumers. Provided by employers, the app provides a central hub to help employees navigate the financial marketplace starting directly from their paycheque deposit. Consumers are provided with nudges (e.g., anticipating their pay and identifying ways they could use those funds), and access to financial literacy material and financial advisors, without being recommended specific products.

Adopter: Seedwell

West Neighbourhood House and Prosper Canada have partnered to implement the use of a financial coaching/counselling platform. The goal is to develop a platform that seamlessly integrates all functions, from the first point of consumer contact to the financial coach’s/counsellor’s ongoing support of their client. Assessing and monitoring clients’ financial wellbeing is of key significance and will help tailor support to consumers’ needs. The platform will provide an understanding of key indicators such as income progression, savings, credit score, and financial goal progression.

Adopter: West Neighbourhood House