The Task Force on Financial Literacy was created by the federal government in June 2009 to recommend a national strategy for strengthening financial literacy in Canada. Comprised of 13 members drawn from the business and education sectors, community organizations and...
Aboriginal Financial Literacy in Canada: Issues and Directions Behavioural Economics Perspectives: Implications for Policy and Financial Literacy Case Studies of International Financial Education Initiatives Economic Research Using Laboratory Experiments to...
What We Heard is a summary of the presentations, submissions and comments the Task Force received from Canadians during public consultations in every province and territory and online.
Table of contents About the Task Force on Financial Literacy Acknowledgements Message from the Chair and Vice Chair Executive Summary Financial Literacy Challenges and Opportunities in Canada National Strategy on Financial Literacy Shared Responsibility Financial...
Definition The Task Force defines financial literacy as having the knowledge, skills and confidence to make responsible financial decisions . “ Knowledge ” means understanding personal and broader financial matters. “ Skills ” are the ability to apply that knowledge...
The Task Force’s public consultations – timeline and results In the 2009 budget, the federal Minister of Finance announced his intention to establish a national task force dedicated to the issue of financial literacy. The Task Force would consult Canadians,...
