In this workshop, you’ll learn how to choose the right bank account for your needs, how to make interest work for you — not against you, and ways to reduce your account and transaction fees.

In this workshop, you’ll learn about seniors’ financial abuse, how to recognize if you or a loved one is being taken advantage of and the advanced planning tools available to protect yourself or loved ones.

This workshop will prospective homebuyers understand and navigate the many home options available, such as the difference between buying a new and a pre-owned home and how to pick a home that meets your needs now and in the future.

This workshop takes a deeper dive into the costs of homeownership and mortgages, including how a mortgage works, the different types of mortgages available, how to save on your mortgage and more.

In this workshop, you’ll learn if homeownership is right for you in your current stage of life, how to plan for homeownership and about the upfront and ongoing costs of owning a home.

Join this workshop to learn how income taxes are used, why it makes sense to file your tax return – even if you don’t owe money, and the benefits available to lower-income tax-payers in Canada.

Learn the advantages and disadvantages of credit cards and prepaid cards, the important things to look for in a prepaid card agreement, and how to figure out the real cost of using credit and prepaid cards.

In this workshop, you’ll learn how to decide what kind of loan is best for your needs, how to understand payment terms and obligations and how interest in calculated and why it matters.

In this workshop, we cover the different types of loans available and how to calculate the real cost of ‘bad’ loans. Also learn why payday loans and pawnshop loans are a terrible option and the real cost of using credit card cash advances.

Join this workshop to learn tips for managing your debt, when it makes sense to get a consolidation loan and the difference between consumer proposal and bankruptcy.

In this workshop, we’ll share why your credit history is important, the simple steps you can take to build a good credit score, and what to do if you need to get yourself out of financial trouble.

In this workshop, you’ll learn how thieves steal and use your personal information, tips to keep your financial and personal information safe and what to do if you’re the victim of fraud or identity theft.

Join this workshop to learn the benefits of using RRSPs and TFSAs, and how to decide whether to invest in an RRSP, a TFSA or both. You’ll also learn about the different kinds of RRSP and TFSA products available.

In this workshop, you’ll learn what an RESP is and how they work, how to decide what kind of RESP is best for your family and how to take advantage of free money via government grants and programs to help grow your RESP.

In this workshop, you’ll learn all about contracts, including what makes a contract valid, things to watch for in a cellphone contract, and why you should avoid rent-to-own contracts.

This course covers budgeting tips for youth and is a great option for an elementary or high-school-aged audience.