
Practical Money Skills is a free financial literacy program to help Canadians understand the fundamentals of money management. Created by Visa, the program offers money management resources including calculators, games, and lesson plans tailored for use by Canadian families and educators.
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Financial Literacy is a year-round focus at the Toronto Public Library
This Financial Literacy Month, Visa Canada has partnered with the Toronto Public Library to ensure all library patrons have access to the tools they need to mange their money wisely.
Read moreVisa Fin Lit Resources Featured by CardRates.com
Credit card education resource CardRates.com features Practical Money Skills materials, from Peter Pig's Money Counter, to the Guardians of the Galaxy comics, to auto loan calculators. Interactive learning materials based in tech can help increase retention, engagement and fun.
Read moreYour Money, Your Future
Whether they're developing financial skills in the classroom or at home, this guide helps students ages 10-15 learn how to manage money.
Check it outVisa Canada Celebrates National Financial Literacy Month
As National Financial Literacy Month kicks off in November, Visa Canada is pleased to provide personal finance resources at the Financial Consumer Agency of Canada's National Conference on Financial Literacy on November 3rd in Montreal.
Read moreVisa Co-hosts 2017 Financial Literacy Summit with Chicago Fed
Visa and the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago celebrated their 11-year partnership co-hosting the Financial Literacy Summit on April 12. The 2017 program focused on bridging gaps and overcoming barriers to universal financial education.
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