Financial Literacy Training
Building Financial Confidence for a Stronger Future
The Financial Literacy Program empowers women, families, entrepreneurs, and community members with the knowledge and skills needed to make informed financial decisions and build long-term financial stability. Through practical, easy-to-understand training, participants learn essential money management skills, including budgeting, saving, debt management, credit awareness, financial planning, and wealth-building strategies.
Designed to promote financial confidence and economic empowerment, the program helps participants develop healthy financial habits, improve financial well-being, and create pathways toward greater financial independence. Whether managing household finances, preparing for major life goals, or growing a business, participants gain the tools needed to make smart financial choices and achieve lasting success.
By increasing access to financial education and resources, Canadian Women in Action is helping individuals and families strengthen their financial resilience, reduce barriers to economic participation, and build a more secure future.
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Learn the fundamentals of budgeting, how to identify income and expenses, use tools to create a budget, and understand how credit scores work.
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Explore how to register a business in Canada, the key steps involved, and how to develop a basic business plan, including a SWOT analysis.
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Gain an overview of bank financing options, understand the 5 Cs of credit, and learn how to prepare for financing while strengthening your financial profile.
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Learn about mortgage basics, everyday money-saving strategies, introductory investment options, and financial support programs available to newcomers.
Thank you to our collaborators
Mackenzie Investments
TD Bank