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Did you know that November is Financial Literacy Month in Canada? A month set aside by the Financial Consumer Agency of Canada (FCAC) to teach Canadians about money. Which is great - truly it is. And I do my best every year to talk about it, share about it, make it as easy to understand because sometimes money is the last thing our mind wants to deal with. This year's theme is "Money on your mind. Talk about it!" and that's what I'd like to do - talk about it! Do you work in an office (physically or virtually), or teach in a classroom, or own your own business, and you'd like to have someone come talk about money - then let's connect and make a plan 😁 It doesn't have to be complicated (because money truly isn't) and we can make it fun and interesting. Send me a DM or comment below and we'll connect to talk about the money that's on your mind 🤑 *Photo from the EWB conference in March 2024* #wealthywomenfp #womenhavewealth #financialliteracymonth #FLM2024 #moneyonyourmind #talkaboutit #maritimes #newbrunswick #novascotia #princeedwardisland

November is Financial Literacy Month! . This month, let’s break the silence around money! SWFIC proudly supports the Financial Consumer Agency of Canada | Agence de la consommation en matière financière du Canada (FCAC) campaign: “Money on your Mind. Talk about it!” . Did you know that many Canadians find it tough to discuss financial matters? Whether it’s personal debt or budgeting, conversations about money often feel taboo. But talking about finances can boost confidence and lead to better financial outcomes — especially for women! . Here are some tips to help you start the conversation and improve your financial literacy: . 1. Check Your Credit Score: Know where you stand financially! 2. Budget Together: Sit down with a friend or family member to share budgeting tips. 3. Ask Questions: Don’t hesitate to reach out to a trusted financial advisor for guidance. 4. Participate in educational online webinars by Dress for Success Canada Foundation or The Credit Counselling Society | nomoredebts.org! . Join the #MoneyOnYourMind challenge on social media and share your experiences! Let’s support each other in building financial resilience and confidence. . Dress for Success Winnipeg . . . #FinancialLiteracyMonth #SWFIC #MoneyTalks #WomenAndFinance #FinancialConfidence #FLM2024

Did You Know? It’s Canada’s Financial Literacy Month! Even though Financial Literacy Month in the U.S. has passed, November is Canada’s time to highlight the importance of financial knowledge for everyone. This month, Canadians focus on making informed money decisions, creating strong financial habits, and building a secure future. Financial literacy isn’t just a one-month priority—it’s a lifelong skill that empowers us to budget, invest, and understand credit better. Let’s keep learning, setting goals, and sharing tips to improve financial well-being for ourselves and future generations. Want to learn more? Email me at esarbeng@sankofa-heritage.com #FinancialSecurity #financialliteracy #financialjourney #financetips #finance #financegoals #financecoach #personalfinance #financefreedom #financeexpert #financialindependence #financialeducation

Welcome to Financial Literacy Month in Canada! As we kick off this important month, I’m raising my hand to stand with you on the path to debt freedom—together, we will unlock a brighter financial future! It's essential to recognize that financial literacy alone isn't enough—Canadian residents need more! Despite being recognized globally for high financial literacy among adults and youth, household debt continues to be one of the most pressing vulnerabilities in our economy. With record-high debt levels fueled by easy access to credit and a complex digital financial landscape, many find themselves struggling to manage their finances. That’s where the Ontario Debt Elimination Program comes in. Our program goes beyond basic financial education, providing tailored mentorship and financial coaching specifically designed for Ontario residents. We understand that true financial well-being encompasses more than just credit scores and bank balances; it involves the influences of childhood experiences, money mindsets, family dynamics, and overall mental, emotional, and physical health. This program extends beyond Financial Literacy Month, offering continuous support to help you achieve lasting financial independence. Through our initiative, you’ll gain access to personalized resources, expert coaching, and comprehensive support to help you eliminate debt for good. Focus on what truly matters in life and reclaim your financial future. Ready to take the next step? Visit debteliminationontario.com to enroll today! #financialinclusion #financialinclusionforall #finance #financialservices #debtelimination #debt #debtelimination #debteliminationontario #provincialprogram #leadershipdevelopment #financialsolutions #moyfunginc #economicadvancement #psychologicalwellbeing #professionalspeaking #moyfung #ontario #canada

I can help educate you on where you are at in your budget so that you can make educated decisions about your finances! Let’s level you up!! DM me for more information!

Having a strong financial education is more important these days than ever. Do you feel you've been prepared so far in your life to make all of the right financial decisions? Curious to hear your thoughts. #financialliteracy #howmoneyworks

November is Financial Literacy Month. We’re supporting Financial Consumer Agency of Canada | Agence de la consommation en matière financière du Canada 's Money On Your Mind initiative, which aims to break the taboo of talking about money. Who could you discuss money with this week? https://ow.ly/s1IS50TXZtm

Financial literacy is a vital life skill, yet according to our Canada Financial Security Monitor™ survey, 68% of middle-income Canadians feel schools did not prepare them for managing personal finances as adults. Empowering families with financial education is our top priority and key for informed decision-making. Visit the link to learn more: https://bit.ly/44ynKRK

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Great initiative by Credit Canada and CEO Bruce Sellery! Did you know that special mobile post-paid services like the #Go2CanadaMobile plan, offered by Go 2 Mobile in collaboration with TELUS and #Koodo, are a good way for Newcomers to build their credit history in Canada from day 1?