Financial Literacy

Consumer banking-related complaints hit a five-year high, another major bank has joined the ban on buying bitcoin with credit cards, and British Columbians are more scared than prepared.

The future is here: this weekend, three teams of high school students pitched their ideas for accelerating Canadian youth financial literacy on the second day of the Canadian Personal Finance Conference (CPFC) to attendees and a … Read More

Here are some of the stories that caught our eye this week:

When something troubling happens in the world (think Brexit, Donald Trump’s inauguration, etc.), investors panic. It’s a natural reaction. People are unsure of how global economies will respond, so they start parking their money on the … Read More

Here at RateHub, we take fun very seriously. For Valentine’s Day, we’re pitting devotion against dollars in a lighthearted edition of everyone’s favourite game. Test your values, and share with friends and family.

Financial Literacy Month is nearly over but that doesn’t mean you should never stop learning.

Financial Literacy Month, held every November, is about helping Canadians become savvier with money. This past weekend, the fifth annual Canadian Personal Finance Conference brought together both established and up-and-coming authors, bloggers, entrepreneurs, and experts to … Read More

In celebration of national Financial Literacy Month, the fifth annual Canadian Personal Finance Conference (CPFC) returns to the Bram and Bluma Appel Salon in Toronto. It’ll take place on Nov. 19 and 20. Tickets are on … Read More

Financial institutions take a keen interest in promoting financial literacy as a feel-good service for Canadians. The reason why, as the banks and their PR firms claim, is that Canadians are borrowing at a record pace … Read More

November is Financial Literacy Month in Canada, which means 30 days of raising awareness and giving Canadians new information they need to self-educate on any misunderstood financial topics. At Ratehub.ca, we like to think we’re always … Read More