Financial Literacy

Women's Empowerment Program

Financial Literacy

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About the Program

Understanding Canada’s financial system can make everyday decisions feel more manageable.

AIWCC’s classroom-style Financial Literacy Program helps newcomer women develop practical money-management skills, understand common financial products and plan more confidently for themselves and their families.

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Program includes:

  • Budgeting: Create a realistic budget based on your income, expenses and priorities.
  • Managing spending: Learn how to track expenses and avoid spending more than you can afford.
  • Saving money: Develop strategies for building savings and preparing for unexpected costs.
  • Planning major purchases: Learn how to set goals and prepare financially for larger expenses.
  • Banking in Canada: Explore different bank accounts and learn how to open and manage an account.
  • Education savings: Learn about registered education savings plans, commonly known as RESPs.
  • Understanding credit: Learn what a credit score is, why it matters and how to build healthy credit.
  • Managing debt: Explore practical ways to organize and pay down debt.

What participants gain:

Participants gain a clearer understanding of banking, budgeting, saving, credit and debt in Canada. These skills can help women make informed financial decisions, advocate for themselves and work toward greater stability and long-term independence.

Eligibility:

Newcomers looking to strengthen their money-management skills and save for the future.

 

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To learn more about the program, contact:

  • Email:Sarah.y@aiwcc.ca
  • Phone: 780-394-9469
  • Address: 13415C Fort Road NW

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